St. Louis Cardinals

<think> Okay, let's take a look at this market question. The user is asking who wins the Cardinals vs. Reds game on August 20, 2026. The resolution criteria are straightforward: the team with the higher official final score wins. First, I need to check the resolver reports. Both Resolver 1 and Resolver 2 provide evidence from different sources. Resolver 1 mentions MLB.com Gameday and ESPN's recap, stating the Cardinals won 10-9. They even describe the game's climax, like the dropped fly ball in the ninth inning. That sounds detailed and reliable. Resolver 2 uses StatMuse and theScore, both reputable sports data sites, and also confirms the same score: Cardinals 10, Reds 9. They also note the game was played at the correct venue and date. Both resolvers are pointing to the same outcome using different authoritative sources. I don't see any conflicting information here. Both reports agree on the result, and the sources they cited are credible. The game was played as scheduled, so there's no issue with postponement or cancellation. The final score is confirmed by multiple sites, so the answer should be the Cardinals. Since both resolvers are in agreement and the evidence is solid, the answer is 0. </think> ANSWER: St. Louis Cardinals

Resolution criteria: - "St. Louis Cardinals": Wins if the St. Louis Cardinals have a higher official final score than the Cincinnati Reds at the conclusion of the August 20, 2026 MLB game played at Great American Ball Park. - "Cincinnati Reds": Wins if the Cincinnati Reds have a higher official final score than the St. Louis Cardinals at the conclusion of the August 20, 2026 MLB game played at Great American Ball Park. Clarifications: - The official final score is determined after all innings are complete, including any extra innings played. If the game is postponed and not completed before the market's settlement time, the market resolves based on the completed makeup game's result; if the game is cancelled with no makeup, neither outcome applies.