St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball-town certainty with a taste for immediate answers
A team comfortable winning close games with ordinary execution.
St. Louis led San Francisco 6-1 through six innings but fell 7-6 after the Giants scored six times in the eighth.
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Giants 7, Cardinals 6: The six-run eighth stole the night
San Francisco erased a five-run deficit with a six-run eighth inning, turning St. Louis' apparent road win into a one-run Giants comeback.
Giants 5, Cardinals 4: Whitcomb owned the eleventh
Shay Whitcomb delivered his first career game-ending RBI in the 11th, while Rafael Devers and Bryce Eldridge kept San Francisco's late-night answer alive.
Cardinals 8, Dodgers 6: St. Louis refused to respect the script
Thomas Saggese and Leo Bernal homered, and St. Louis answered every Dodgers push before taking an extra-inning win in Los Angeles.
Cardinals 13, Dodgers 8: St. Louis brought five-homer paperwork to L.A.
The Cardinals hit five home runs, built a seven-run lead, and held off a ninth-inning Dodgers push for a loud road win.
Phillies 12, Cardinals 3: The middle innings belonged to Philadelphia
Philadelphia collected 15 hits, backed Andrew Painter, and turned a 3-0 lead into a 12-3 win over St. Louis.
Cardinals 7, Phillies 1: Burleson turned a slow start into a statement
St. Louis turned a quiet start into a seven-run answer, with Alec Burleson driving in three and Kyle Leahy holding Philadelphia to one run.
Cardinals 3, Yankees 1: Wetherholt taxed the Bronx
St. Louis scored three in the fifth and Andre Pallante plus the bullpen made the Yankees pay for every empty inning.
Yankees 2, Cardinals 0: Lombard made a clean win louder
New York shut out St. Louis 2-0 as Ryan Weathers and two solo home runs turned a narrow game into a controlled one.
Cubs 4, Cardinals 2: Chicago kept the pressure alive with doubles
Chicago beat St. Louis 4-2 in 10 innings after collecting 11 hits and five doubles in a rivalry game decided by extra-base traffic.
Cubs 7, Cardinals 3: Bregman and Hoerner owned the rivalry
Alex Bregman and Nico Hoerner each had four hits and combined for six RBIs as the Cubs beat St. Louis 7-3.
Angels 5, Cardinals 1: Five first-inning runs lasted all night
The Angels scored five times in the first inning and Walbert Ureña held St. Louis to one run in a 5-1 victory.
Angels 3, Cardinals 2: Adell supplied the warning and the walk-off
Jo Adell homered in the third and was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the ninth as the Angels beat St. Louis 3-2.
Diamondbacks 8, Cardinals 7: Arizona erased seven runs and walked it off
Arizona scored eight unanswered runs, tied the largest comeback in franchise history and beat St. Louis on Max Kepler's 10th-inning double.
Diamondbacks 5, Cardinals 3: Arenado supplied the reunion damage
Nolan Arenado drove in two against his former club, and Brandon Pfaadt protected Arizona's early lead in a 5-3 win.
Cardinals 5, Diamondbacks 4: Iván Herrera restored the lead immediately
Iván Herrera's ninth-inning sacrifice fly lifted St. Louis past Arizona 5-4 after the Diamondbacks tied the game in the eighth.