The New York Yankees mount a comeback against the St. Louis Cardinals after trailing by six runs, then lose 13-7. Following the deficit, the Yankees rally to take the lead in the seventh inning, highlighted by a home run from newly acquired first baseman Luis García Jr. The Yankees’ momentum does not hold, however. In the eighth inning, Angel Chivilli takes the mound and struggles, leading to a Cardinals scoring burst that turns the game decisively back in St. Louis’ favor. The two reports agree on the overall sequence: the Yankees fall behind early, they respond to regain the lead in the seventh, and then the game swings again in the eighth due to Chivilli’s performance. Ultimately, the Cardinals secure the win by a wide margin as the Yankees’ late advantage evaporates shortly after García’s debut homer. The loss leaves the Yankees without a second consecutive win in a game that featured both a significant rally and a late collapse.