Did Cardinals' Sixth-Inning Spark Ignite a Comeback Against Brewers at American Family Field?

The St. Louis Cardinals faced off against the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field, with the game concluding in an 8-2 victory for the Brew Crew. This result brought the Cardinals to a 72-76 record, while the Brewers improved to 90-58.

First Inning

The game began with both teams unable to score in the first inning. The Cards managed two hits but couldn't convert them into runs, while the Brew Crew was kept hitless by St. Louis's starting pitcher Andre Pallante.

Third Inning

The third inning proved pivotal as Milwaukee surged ahead with four runs on just one hit, capitalizing on an error by St. Louis and some timely walks issued by Pallante. This offensive burst gave Milwaukee a commanding lead early in the contest.

Sixth Inning

St. Louis found some rhythm in their batting lineup during the sixth inning when they scored their only two runs of the game. Jordan Walker and Lars Nootbaar contributed significantly with crucial hits that momentarily closed the gap between them and their opponents.

Seventh Inning

Milwaukee responded swiftly in their half of the seventh inning, adding two more runs to extend their lead further over St. Louis's Redbirds despite Chris Roycroft's efforts from relief pitching for STL.

Eighth Inning

In what was another challenging moment for STL’s bullpen, Milwaukee added another run due to defensive errors from Cards' fielders which sealed any hopes of a comeback for visiting team fans watching eagerly from stands or home screens alike!

With this loss now behind them though still fresh within minds across fanbase circles everywhere - attention shifts towards next matchup scheduled tomorrow evening (September 13th) where these same teams meet again here at American Family Field; FOX network broadcasting live coverage starting promptly around 8:15 PM EDT sharp!

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