Brewers first baseman Daniel Vogelbach. (Benny Sieu-USA TODAY Sports)
The Milwaukee Brewers stunned the St. Louis Cardinals with a ninth-inning rally finished off by a Daniel Vogelbach walk off grand slam.
The Brewers came into the ninth inning against the Cardinals on Sunday trailing 5-1 and with slim hopes of winning. They came away with a reminder to never give up.
An insane ninth-inning rally resulted in a 6-5 victory capped by Daniel Vogelbach’s walk off grand slam.
Daniel Vogelbach hit incredible Brewers walk off grand slam
The bottom of the ninth was a dream for Milwaukee and a nightmare for St. Louis. Giovanny Gallegos was replaced after giving up an RBI single and loading the bases with the 5-2 lead suddenly looking unsecured. Alex Reyes came in to face Vogelbach and got absolutely burned on his second pitch.
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