St. Louis Cardinals at Arizona Diamondbacks

There's a long way to go, but when you look back on the 2026 season, it's possible that Sunday was the turning point for the Cardinals and Diamondbacks in the NL Wild Card race. The Diamondbacks overcame a seven-run deficit to walk off the Redbirds, 8-7, in 10 innings at Chase Field. Max Kepler delivered the game-winning hit with a one-out double that scored automatic runner Jorge Barrosa from second base. So much happened in the game, it's hard to keep track of it all, but here are the key details: **A historic comeback** The victory matched the largest come-from-behind win in Diamondbacks franchise history. The only other time the Diamondbacks rallied from seven runs down was on Aug. 29, 2022, in outfielder Corbin Carroll's big league debut, as they beat the Phillies, 13-7. "Obviously, we needed it as a team," third baseman Nolan Arenado said. "Just a well-fought game for us, just to come back like that was incredible. Arguably, our best win of the year, but just to see us -- the way we fought and didn't give in, we could have easily done that. We didn't, so that was great." * D-backs not overly concerned with Carroll's elbow injury **Don't forget the tiebreakers** With the win, the Diamondbacks pulled to within a half-game of the Cardinals in the Wild Card race and secured their fourth victory against St. Louis this season. That's important because with just one game left between the two teams this year, the Diamondbacks have clinched the season series, which would be the first tiebreaker in case they finish with identical records.