The St. Louis Cardinals made yet another roster decision on Monday. St. Louis announced on X that it is designating 23-year-old infielder Bryan Ramos for assignment to make room for right-handed pitcher Zak Kent, who was claimed off waivers from the Texas Rangers.
There has been rumors and speculation for a quite awhile insinuating that the St. Louis Cardinals have been interested in adding a right-handed hitter to the organization preferably with outfield experience.
Thomas Saggese has proven that he is a versatile player, but does he have the skill set to transition to the outfield? There are reports that the St. Louis Cardinals are at least considering it.
As former catcher Yadier Molina is with the St. Louis Cardinals in a front office role after many years of productive play for the ball club, his role this upcoming season has been revealed.
The St. Louis Cardinals have gone through some major changes this offseason. In fact, they've traded away three of their four starting infielders as well as their best pitcher.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
Do the St. Louis Cardinals have another move left in them before the 2026 Major League Baseball season gets here? The Cardinals have shown over the last few months that they aren't afraid of getting a move done if the organization feels as though it will positively impact the team in the long run.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been looking for a right-handed outfield bat this offseason. Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that while former Cardinal Randal Grichuk is available, there hasn't been much interest on their end.
The St. Louis Cardinals are seemingly in the middle of a very aggressive rebuild, which means they're going to need to lean heavily on their farm system and their top prospects.
There is still over one month to go before the St. Louis Cardinals are going to kick off the 2026 Major League Baseball season. If the Cardinals want to make another move, there will be plenty of time to do so.
Three years ago, the excitement for Jordan Walker at St. Louis Cardinals camp was palpable. Now, he's at a make-or-break moment in his career. Following a rookie season that was flawed but promising, Walker's last two years have been a disaster.
Last year, when Tekoah Roby was voted as the 10th best prospect, he had not yet proven that his stuff would return. Had fans known that he would have the 2025 season he did, he would have been voted higher.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
if you're one of the St. Louis Cardinals fans heading to Spring Training to check out the team, you very well could get a glimpse of a team legend. Former Cardinals longtime catcher Yadier Molina was connected to the team for over a year in rumors about various roles he could come into to help the club for the foreseeable future.
Spring training is a very exciting time for teams around MLB. For the St. Louis Cardinals, it's the perfect time to see their next crop of young talent as they continue to lean heavily into a rebuild.
Spring Training is just kicking off for the St. Louis Cardinals, but it's already very clear who the guy to watch for the organizaton is. Cardinals No.
With the St. Louis Cardinals essentially selling off their major league roster and entering a full rebuild, things are going to look much different at Busch Stadium in 2026.
The St. Louis Cardinals are changing course as a franchise and have entered a full scale rebuild. Still, legends of the past want to help the Cardinals better navigate their future.
The St. Louis Cardinals truly hit the reset button this offseason and finally dove into a full-scale rebuild. Four key contributors from the past two seasons are now gone, and the team has chosen to focus on younger players and building for the future.
The St. Louis Cardinals came into spring training looking a lot different than they did at the end of 2025. Several veterans are gone after some blockbuster trades, but there are also a few new faces on the roster that have generated a little bit of excitement for the year, even though the Cardinals are rebuilding.
The St. Louis Cardinals have made a slew of big decisions over the course of the offseason. They made a slew of trades to dump veterans like Brendan Donovan and Nolan Arenado to contending teams while freeing up spots for young prospects.
The St. Louis Cardinals have arrived in Jupiter and the reports about players being in the best shapes of their lives has begun! The newly renovated and
The St. Louis Cardinals outfield very well could be a player short when Opening Day gets here in March. That is, of course, because Lars Nootbaar is still dealing with the fallout from his offseason surgeries on both of his heels.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been among the most active teams in baseball over the last few months and it sounds like they are not done looking around.
The St. Louis Cardinals seemed to have struck gold a few years ago as top prospect Jordan Walker surged his way to the big leagues. But Walker has been underwhelming in his time in St.
The St. Louis Cardinals added a different type of player in their most recent trade. In the world of professional baseball, the term “switch-hitter” is commonplace.
Lacking depth in the starting rotation after trading Gore, the Nationals decided to spend a little on the free agent market to bring in a quality veteran, right-hander Miles Mikolas.