Cardinals Announce Unfortunate News After Loss to Yankees originally appeared on Athlon Sports. A 12-8 loss to the New York Yankees makes it four straight for the St. Louis Cardinals. With the Milwaukee Brewers running away with the NL Central, the Cardinals' current losing streak has come with additional unfortunate news.

If Major League Baseball expands to 32 teams in the future, divisions could be realigned, according to recent remarks from MLB commissioner Rob Manfred.

St. Louis can earn a top lottery selection in the 2026 MLB draft, which would fall within the first six picks. If they fall out of the top six, then St. Louis could once again be eligible in 2027 for a top lottery pick if they miss the postseason once again.

The Yankees broke a tie game in the top of the ninth by scoring four runs on only one hit, lifting them to an 8-4 win over the Cardinals that finished off a sweep at Busch Stadium. With the help of two errors by Cardinals second baseman Thomas Saggese, the Yankees (67-57) rallied for their fifth win in the past six games.

Giancarlo Stanton had a pinch-hit, two-run home run in the 10th to lift the Yankees to a 6-4 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday night, their first road victory in seven extra-inning games this year.

Cody Bellinger drove in three runs, Paul Goldschmidt had three hits against his former team and the New York Yankees beat the St.

The Yankees have finally done what had become impossible over the last two-plus months: win back-to-back series.

The St. Louis Cardinals are more than likely out of contention for the rest of 2025 as the month of August nears its end. Soon, Chaim Bloom will take over for J

Yankees Star Aaron Judge Makes Personal History Against Cardinals originally appeared on Athlon Sports.