The Cardinals Lost Their 28th Game
Photo: [object Object] Joey Votto’s walk-off home run nullified a late comeback from the Cardinals Tuesday as the Cincinnati Reds beat St. Louis, 7-6.
With a 2-0 count and one out in the ninth inning, Votto bashed reliever Kevin Siegrist’s pitch past the center-field wall to end the game. (Mobile users can watch here.)
Votto’s heroics saved the Reds’ bullpen from embarrassment. The Cardinals scored three runs in the eighth when Cincinnati reliever Blake Wood couldn’t finish the inning after starter Jake Lamb left with runners on the corners. Tony Cingrani blew the save by allowing two runs in the ninth to tie the game, but earned the win with Votto’s shot.
The Cardinals remain in third place in the NL Central with a record of 30-28. There’s always the next game!
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