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CES bookends both sides of a rollercoaster win — on offense and defense
ST. LOUIS – One night after trouncing the Cardinals by a dozen runs in the first game of a three-game set, the Orioles exploded out to a seven-run lead before the end of the second inning. As much as the outburst must’ve felt like another preordained victory, the Birds instead had to bounce back from a mid-game letdown to come away with a tighter-than-expected 8-7 victory.
Christian Encarnacion-Strand’s ninth-inning double marked the second four-hit game of his career, and stood as the game-winning RBI. Luis Vázquez, selected to the active roster earlier in the day after Tyler O’Neill was placed on the injured list, pinch-ran for Samuel Basallo and came around with the winning run in his first big league action this season.
St. Louis Cardinals Come Roaring Back from Big Deficit But Lose to Orioles Again
How can two baseball games start out so similar, but end so differently? I present to you Tuesday night’s Cardinals/Orioles game as Exhibit A and Wednesday night’s Cardinals/Orioles game as Exhibit B. Very similar games as the Orioles brought out their bats and put the Cardinals down big early. St. Louis Cardinals starter Michael McGreevy suffered much of the same fate as Matthew Liberatore did the night before. There was one key difference, though. Wednesday night, the St. Louis Cardinals fought back after going down big. It would unfortunately not end up being enough at the end, though.
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