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Down to the last strike. Twice. The whole impossible Game 6 on one scorecard — the way a fan at Busch Stadium would have tracked every out, not believing what they were seeing.

2011 World Series Game 6 hand-lettered scorecard — Cardinals vs Rangers

Cardinals — 2011 World Series · Game 6

The Rangers were one strike away. Twice. And both times, David Freese was at the plate. His game-tying triple in the ninth, his walk-off homer in the eleventh — the whole improbable night reconstructed on a single scorecard, every pitch from the official record.

Many people call Game 6 of the 2011 World Series the greatest baseball game ever played. The scorecard shows you why: every out of that comeback, the two moments the Cardinals were a strike away from losing it all, kept on one page.

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Why Game 6 stays with Cardinals fans

Every Cardinals fan who watched that game can tell you exactly where they were when Freese hit the triple. When the Rangers were down to their last strike. When he hit the walk-off. The 2011 World Series produced one of the most remarkable single games in the history of the sport, and St. Louis was in the middle of it.

The scorecard makes you see the whole night at once: the double-digit innings, the two-strike moments, the turn of the game. It's not a highlight — it's the whole thing, the way the people keeping score at Busch Stadium recorded it.

The most storied franchise in the National League

The Cardinals have more World Series titles than any NL franchise. Field & Ink can build any Cardinals game from the last 100 years — the 1982 title, the Whiteyball era, Gibson's 1968 dominance, any classic you name. Use the Game Finder →

Cardinals fans had another reason to cheer in July 2026: Jordan Walker won the MLB Home Run Derby at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia — the first Cardinal ever to win the event — with a comeback for the ages, hitting six home runs on his last six swings to beat hometown favorite Kyle Schwarber 12-11. The Cardinals' summer is far from over.

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