Andre Pallante delivered another solid start Wednesday night as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Yankees 3-1 in the Bronx, according to multiple outlets. Pallante struck out four Yankees batters in the victory, which came after a rain delay that postponed the start of the game.
The Cardinals' offense broke through mid-game with support from JJ Wetherholt, who hit a two-run double. Iván Herrera added a ground-rule double on which Wetherholt scored. The Yankees, starting Will Warren, managed only one run. Per ESPN, the Yankees' offense was largely absent despite the rain delay ending.
Several outlets noted the Yankees appeared unable to adjust after the weather interruption, with one report suggesting the team "left the offense in the clubhouse" following the stoppage. The loss dropped the Yankees in the series.