St. Louis Cardinals rally from 7-run deficit but fall to Orioles again
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 3:04 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

The St. Louis Cardinals faced the Baltimore Orioles on August 26, 2026, attempting to recover from an early 7-0 deficit. After a rough start from Michael McGreevy, who allowed seven runs in two innings, the Cardinals scored six runs in the fifth to tie the game. Despite their efforts, they could not capitalize further, and the game remained competitive into the later innings. The Cardinals sought to avoid a series loss after a similar defeat the previous night.
- •Cardinals were down 7-0 before tying the game in the fifth inning
- •Michael McGreevy allowed seven runs before exiting in the sixth
- •Nolan Gorman hit a home run contributing to the Cardinals' comeback
- •The Cardinals scored six runs in the fifth inning
- •The matchup is part of an ongoing series between the teams
- 3:04 AMYahoo Sports — 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 […]
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