Brendan Donovan hit a two-run homer as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the visiting Washington Nationals 4-2 Tuesday night. Lars Nootbaar hit a solo homer for St.
Worth the wait A little rain never hurt nobody. The Cardinals (49-43) responded from Sunday’s hideous loss to Chicago in impressive fashion, beating Washington (37-54) by a score of 4-2 to take game one of the series.
As the St. Louis Cardinals begin to lose ground in the postseason race, there is a glaring issue on the team: the starting rotation. Most notably, an issue with two veteran pitchers on expiring deals.
As the Cardinals continue to struggle, fans will be left disappointed to know that one of the team’s biggest stars remains sidelined. Nolan Arenado was once again held out of the lineup for Tuesday’s series opener against the Nationals.
It’s difficult to understand what the St. Louis Cardinals are after these days. Earlier in the season, St. Louis’ ability to combine player development with a surprising amount of wins was lauded, but that strategy has lost its luster of late as critics are confused about what the Cardinals plan to do at the trade deadline.
Could there be a big change in the starting rotation before the All-Star break for the St. Louis Cardinals? The Cardinals have six games left before the All-Star break begins.
The St. Louis Cardinals’ pitching rotation has become the subject of emotionally intense discussion. With stud arms like Michael McGreevy languishing in the minors, fans and analysts alike are confused as to why Erick Fedde and Miles Mikolas are still starting games for St.
With all of the speculation about the trade deadline going on across Major League Baseball, it seems many have forgotten that the 2025 MLB Draft will come beforehand.
What’s going on behind closed doors with the St. Louis Cardinals these days? With the trade deadline approaching, it’s difficult to guess what president of baseball operations John Mozeliak is thinking.
One thing that is true each and every year is that the Major League Baseball season leads to constant overreactions. It's 162-game schedule so of course there are going to be good weeks and bad.
The St. Louis Cardinals have an Erick Fedde problem, but there’s a clear solution. Fedde suffered through another ugly outing on Sunday versus the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field.
The final week of the first half of the MLB season could prove to be a pivotal one for the St. Louis Cardinals. After getting swept by the Pirates and dropping two of three to the Cubs last week, St.
As the 2025 MLB trade deadline approaches, the St. Louis Cardinals have found themselves in a position few expected just months ago, buyers with legitimate playoff aspirations.
It may not be the rotation news many Cardinals' fans were hoping for, but St. Louis is making a tweak to its rotation ahead of a three-game series with the Nationals.
It’s time for the Cardinals to put the pedal to the medal and push for the future The St. Louis Cardinals find themselves in the midst of an unexpected playoff hunt and we have a more than half of the season sample size to support that argument.
The names JJ Wetherholt and Brett Wallace now are linked in St. Louis Cardinals history. On Monday, Wetherholt became the first Cardinals position player to reach Triple-A within one year of being selected in the MLB draft since Wallace in 2009.
With the St. Louis Cardinals in the mix of the NL Central, the organization decided to call up its top-ranked prospect to Triple-A. This decision led to making franchise history, as the team hopes he continues to improve as he develops at the Triple-A level.
Since the 2024 Major League Baseball season ended, there has been plenty of speculation about Nolan Arenado's future with the St. Louis Cardinals. Throughout the offseason, it was clear that St.
The St. Louis Cardinals need to add a starting pitcher this year, which is a bit ironic considering one of their former players is a top pitching trade chip this season.
The St. Louis Cardinals prefer not to trade defending MLB saves leader Ryan Helsley, even though he will be a free agent at the end of the season. Cardinals president of baseball operations told The Athletic’s Katie Woo that the team doesn’t intend to move Helsley at the trade deadline.
In honor of America's founding fathers signing the Declaration of Independence 249 years ago on July 4, 1776, Chicago Cubs centerfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong made his own bold declaration against the St. Louis Cardinals.