The Cardinals roar back with a gritty 3-1 series win over the Yankees, fueled by Andre Pallante’s dominant pitching and a late-game offensive explosion. After surviving rain delays and flickering lights, Pallante tossed five and a third innings of one-run magic—his 12th win of the season, a stunning rebound from last year’s struggles. JJ Wetherholt and Ivan Herrera ignited the offense with back-to-back doubles in the fifth, driving in all three runs. The bullpen locked it down with scoreless frames, capped by Riley OBrien’s 27th save. This victory ends a five-series skid and proves the Cardinals’ resilience after a grueling 20-game, 20-night stretch. They’ll get a day off before facing Jordan Walker’s knee inflammation test at home.
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