The New York Yankees suffered a defeat against the St. Louis Cardinals after relinquishing a seven-run lead in the eighth inning, due to a pitching meltdown by Ron Marinaccio.
The Yankees mounted a thrilling comeback, but their efforts were ultimately undone. The specifics of how they achieved the initial rally weren't detailed in the source.
According to yahoo_sports, the pivotal moment came in the eighth inning when Ron Marinaccio faltered on the mound. This collapse allowed the Cardinals to capitalize and swing the momentum of the game. The report specifically states that Marinaccio experienced a “meltdown,” which directly led to the Yankees being "thumped" by their opponents.
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