On the day that the Cardinals’ season hit rock bottom, Nick Lamb was in the first row at Busch Stadium, in the seats that are visible on television anytime a camera zooms in for a close-up of a right-handed batter.

His law firm owns those seats, and it was Lamb’s turn to use them on a 97-degree Wednesday afternoon when the Dodgers completed a three-game sweep of the Cardinals by scoring six runs in the third inning and cruising to a 9-4 win. With that Aug. 24 loss, St. Louis — the unexpected entrant opposing the Texas Rangers in the World Series that starts on Wednesday night — fell 10 games behind the Brewers in the NL Central and 10 ½ games behind the Braves for the wild card.

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The night St. Louis turned its season around