There have been a handful of teams linked to St. Louis Cardinals All-Star Brendan Donovan this offseason, but an intriguing nugget of information dropped on Saturday.
The St. Louis Cardinals began a massive rebuilding process this winter, with a new front office led by Chaim Bloom. They have already offloaded all their big salaries from their payroll.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been busy on the trade front. They offloaded veterans Willson Contreras, Sonny Gray and Nolan Arenado to shed payroll and open up more spots for younger players.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
Is there another move on the way for the St. Louis Cardinals? This question continues to linger around the organization and won't go away. Initially, Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras, and Nolan Arenado were all trade candidates.
Minor-league free agency is fascinating, because it's hard to tell from the outside what makes players move around. Sometimes, if a prospect has been in an organization a long time and not performed, it's obvious that both sides would prefer a change of scenery.
The St. Louis Cardinals are hoping for great success in 2026. St. Louis had a frustrating 2025 season, finishing the campaign with a 78-84 record. The Cardinals also dealt some of their most experienced players this offseason, including starting pitcher Sonny Gray.
The trade market around Major League Baseball is complicated. Rumors fly all over the place pointing in different directions. Speculation and mock trades don't necessarily help.
On Friday morning Dan Szymborski released the long-awaited Cardinals 2026 ZiPS projections and gave us all a short break from refreshing MLB Trade Rumors to see the latest on Brendan Donovan.
There have been very few players across Major League Baseball talked about more than Brendan Donovan this offseason. Since the regular season ended for the Cardinals in 2025, Donovan has been discussed in some way pretty much each and every day as a trade candidate.
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It's no secret that the St. Louis Cardinals could use a right-handed bat. When you traded away two key cogs from the middle of the order in Nolan Arenado and Willson Contreras, that's going to happen.
The St. Louis Cardinals aren't in the business of adding big-time contracts this offseason. In fact, the club's strategy has been the opposite this winter.
The St. Louis Cardinals have had a busy offseason to date, having traded three high-priced veterans to clear salary and create opportunities for young players.
Earlier, I described the various technologies that I’ve found are being used in baseball in general, and mostly, by the Cardinals. As I followed the trail
The St. Louis Cardinals have been looking around all offseason for a deal involving All-Star utility man Brendan Donovan. Cardinals president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom arguably has played the market well.
It’s hard to tackle a topic like this without unintentionally disrespecting the current manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, but I have to wonder if Yadier Molina might be the leader the team needs once the ongoing rebuild is complete.
The St. Louis Cardinals don't necessarily need to trade Brendan Donovan this offseason, but there's significant interest around the league in him and there is a perception out there right now that a move could be coming.
If the St. Louis Cardinals are going to add any more pieces this offseason, the two areas the club should be looking are right-handed outfielders and bullpen arms.
The St. Louis Cardinals opted to enter a rebuild over the past few months. At the trade deadline last season, they sent a handful of relievers to contending teams.
The St. Louis Cardinals have taken a different direction this offseason, choosing to rebuild and trade away veteran players for prospects while also shedding salary.
The St. Louis Cardinals made a very good decision on Wednesday. St. Louis announced on Wednesday that legendary catcher Yadier Molina is returning to the franchise in an official capacity.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been active this offseason. They finally kicked off their rebuild by trading Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras and Nolan Arenado to contending ballclubs.
The St. Louis Cardinals are starting a new era with a fresh front-office regime in place, led by president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom. After missing out on the playoffs for the past three seasons, the Cardinals are selling all their stars in an enormous rebuilding task.
The St. Louis Cardinals got good news on Wednesday when it was announced that future Hall of Fame catcher Yadier Molina would be returning to the organization as a special assistant to president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom.
The Cardinals are among the teams that have expressed interest in free agent outfielder Austin Hays, reports Jon Heyman of The New York Post. Heyman has previously linked Hays to the Yankees, Mets and Royals this offseason.