The Rally Squirrel made a comeback at the St. Louis Cardinals vs. Detroit Tigers game on Saturday at Busch Stadium, after being on a five-year hiatus. Although the Cardinals lost the game to the Tigers, 6-5, the squirrel stole the show during the seventh inning when the score was tied.
At the end of the seventh inning, when there was a tie between the Cardinals and the Tigers the squirrel decided to intervene. The match had to be temporarily halted to make way for the little friend.
Detroit Tiger's pitcher Will Vest was just about to throw his next pitch to the Cardinals' outfielder Lars Nootbar, when the Rally Squirrel was seen sprinting and stopping behind the mound. The furry friend briefly paused and posed for the cameras before sprinting up the right-field line and to the tarp near the stands.

The crowd hooted and roared at the Rally Squirrel while Nootbar asked for a timeout. Everyone on and off-field wanted to make sure that the squirrel got off the way before the match proceeded.
MLB's official Twitter page posted the video of the squirrel's appearance during the match:
"Squirrels Just Wanna Have Fun 🐿" - MLB wrote on Twitter.
MLB fans had a field day discussing about the furry friend's intervention during the match.
Some fans made references to New York Mets' Jeff McNeil who is nicknamed the Flying Squirrel. It was a name that was given to him by one of his college teammates after he made some diving catches in the outfield. The name didn't stay to college as Jeff McNeil's rookie roommate found it out and he still goes by the nickname ever since.
"So that’s why Jeff McNeil isn’t getting the start today" - one fan said.
"Squirrel 🐿️ has 30 seconds to leave or ump calls a strike on cards batter new rules put in for home teams -cats -squirrel" - another fan commented.
Coincidentally, the last appearance that the Rally Squirrel made was also during a Cardinals and Tigers game at Comerica Park in late 2018.
Who is the famous Cardinals' Rally Squirrel?

The Rally Squirrel is an American gray squirrel which was named so when it first made an appearance on field and ran across the home plate at Busch Stadium during a 2011 National League Division Series MLB game between the Philadelphia Philles and the St. Louis Cardinals on October 5, 2011. Since then the Rally Squirrel has become St. Louis' unoffical mascot.