Cardinals' Early Lead Derailed by Mariners' Late Game Heroics at T-Mobile Park

First Inning

The St. Louis Cardinals took an early lead against the Seattle Mariners in a game that saw them fall short after 13 innings, ending with a score of 4-2 in favor of the Mariners. The Cards now stand at 72-75, while the M’s improved their record to 78-68. The Redbirds started strong with José Fermín scoring off a hit by Iván Herrera, setting the tone for what seemed like a promising night.

Second Inning

Despite their initial momentum, the Birds struggled to capitalize on opportunities in subsequent innings. They managed two hits but failed to bring any runners home during this period. Meanwhile, Seattle responded with one run and two hits in their second inning, leveling the playing field and setting up a competitive atmosphere.

Fourth Inning

As both teams settled into their defensive rhythms, neither side managed to score through several innings. Nolan Gorman's performance was notable as he maintained his composure on defense despite not contributing offensively this time around.

Sixth Inning

The Cards showed resilience as they continued to hold off Seattle's advances until late into the game. Pitcher Michael McGreevy delivered solidly from the mound with an impressive ERA of 1.5 over six innings pitched.

Eleventh Inning

In extra innings, Iván Herrera once again stepped up for St. Louis by scoring another crucial run that tied things up temporarily at 2-2 after eleven innings of play.

Thirteenth Inning

However, it was during this inning that Seattle's bats came alive; they scored twice more thanks to strategic plays and timely hitting which ultimately secured their victory over St.Louis’ bullpen efforts led by Ryan Fernandez who had an ERA of 9 but couldn’t prevent those decisive runs from crossing home plate.

This intense matchup between these two teams highlighted key moments such as Cardinals vs Mariners turning point when Herrera brought hope back briefly before being overshadowed by Emerald City's final push towards success - leaving fans eagerly anticipating what comes next!

Looking ahead: The Cardinals are set for another challenge against Milwaukee Brewers scheduled September12th at American Family Field starting8:10 PM EDT broadcasted via FDSWI network where fans can catch all action live! Share your thoughts about this exciting encounter using #CardinalsVsMarinersRecap across social media platforms today!