It's hard to get much more excited about St. Louis Cardinals No. 1 prospect, but former Cardinals Gold Glover Kolten Wong found a way to add even more hype on Wednesday.
As Spring Training rolls on, the St. Louis Cardinals roster is starting to come into focus, but there’s still no obvious choice for what the back of the rotation will look like.
The St. Louis Cardinals seemingly believed they had the next best thing in baseball a few years ago when they brought top prospect Jordan Walker up to the big leagues.
One thing that hasn't been shocking throughout Spring Training has been the hype around St. Louis Cardinals No. 1 prospect JJ Wetherholt. Wetherholt is in big league camp with the Cardinals and it would be a pretty big shock if he doesn't break camp with the club and make his big league debut on Opening Day on March 26 against the Tampa Bay Rays.
The St. Louis Cardinals have some roster spots up for grabs as Opening Day draws closer. With Lars Nootbaar likely out to start the season, left field is open for business.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Joshua Báez was becoming the story of major league spring training camp, but then he had to pack his bags. On Monday, hours
The St. Louis Cardinals are just about two weeks away from kicking off the 2026 Major League Baseball season at home against the Tampa Bay Rays at Busch Stadium.
The St. Louis Cardinals are preparing for the start of the 2026 season and will have a much different look this year than they did in 2025. A lot of their veteran players have been traded away, which clears the way for some younger players to make an impact.
The St. Louis Cardinals' exact rotation hasn't been determined yet, but it does sound like one hurler will not be in the mix for a spot in the Opening Day rotation.
The St. Louis Cardinals will likely begin the season without veteran outfielder Lars Nootbaar. The 28-year-old had surgery on both of his heels at the end of the 2025 season.
Last week I used creative accounting measures on the projections systems to come up with a scorching hot take taken from the end of days (of the hot stove season): the Cardinals could win over 80 games.
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.
With a little over two weeks until Opening Day, the St. Louis Cardinals roster is almost set. There are still a few questions about the pitching rotation and bullpen.
Spring training always produces noise, but this March the loudest message in the St. Louis Cardinals camp so far belongs to Yohel Pozo. The 28-year-old catcher arrived in Jupiter as a potential organizational depth piece.
The St. Louis Cardinals will likely begin the 2026 season without Lars Nootbaar. The veteran outfielder underwent surgery on both heels last offseason, and he still hasn't been cleared to run the bases at spring training.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been trimming down the roster left and right over the last few days ahead of Opening Day and announced three more roster cutson Tuesday afternoon.
The St. Louis Cardinals are in the middle of a huge roster rebuild right now. They kicked this rebuild off with four massive trades this offseason. Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras were sent to the Boston Red Sox in a pair of deals that landed the Cardinals a haul of prospects.
The St. Louis Cardinals had a busy offseason shipping out veterans and clearing the way for younger players to make their mark in 2026. The future is now for the Cardinals, and that will be their focus for at least the next couple of seasons.
The St. Louis Cardinals are going to be very fun to watch in 2026. There are just over two weeks to go until Opening Day rolls around for the organization.
Spring training roster cuts were in order for the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday, and though none were surprises, they showed which of the team's young players still had a long way to go.
The St. Louis Cardinals were let down by their starting pitching in 2025. Not one member of the rotation finished with an ERA below four, and it was a big reason why they finished under .500 last season.
The St. Louis Cardinals' starting rotation arguably will be a strength for the organization in 2026. Despite the wild offseason full of trades, the Cardinals arguably are in a better position, rotation-wise, than they were at the end of the 2025 season.
The St. Louis Cardinals have their eye on the future after trading away all of their high-priced veterans this past offseason. But with all of those players gone, it's time for them to focus on the core that they still have in place.
The St. Louis Cardinals are seemingly entering the 2026 season in a bit of a rebuild after trading away several notable veterans during the offseason. And one young player who's expected to be a big part of that rebuild is already stating his case to be a mainstay in the Cardinals' big league lineup.