Being named a team's opening day starter is an honor every pitcher dreams about, and this season, St. Louis Cardinals left-hander Matthew Liberatore got that honor for the first time in his career.
It would be a massive shock if Jordan Walker isn't in the lineup for the St. Louis Cardinals on Opening Day on March 26 against the Tampa Bay Rays. Walker hasn't had the Spring Training that he likely wanted to have.
The St. Louis Cardinals have made a lot of moves to push their team toward a rebuild this offseason. They've traded four of their best players in exchange for prospects over the course of the last few months.
The biggest remaining question for the St. Louis Cardinals from a position player standpoint is who will be manning left field when Opening Day gets here in a week?
The St. Louis Cardinals and their fans have gotten a breath of fresh air thanks to Chaim Bloom taking over baseball operations for the recently retired John Mozeliak.
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.
It was a transformational offseason for the St. Louis Cardinals and now we are one week away from seeing how it's going to impact the club over the course of the 2026 Major League Baseball season.
The St. Louis Cardinals still have some open spots on their Opening Day roster for 2026. The team optioned right-hander Richard Fitts to Triple-A Memphis, effectively setting their rotation to start the season, but the bullpen competition remains open.
And we come to our end. Sneaking onto the prospect list is last year’s 55th overall pick, Ryan Mitchell. Good decision guys. As you will see on my list, I’m pretty high on the guy.
The Cardinals optioned Richard Fitts on Wednesday, seemingly finalizing their season-opening rotation. Fitts was trying to win a spot at the back end over Michael McGreevy or Andre Pallante.
As the St. Louis Cardinals march into the 2026 season, the view from the Busch Stadium mound looks remarkably different than it did just twelve months ago.
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.
Jordan Walker is a riddle wrapped up in enigma hidden inside of a 3-lock box for the St. Louis Cardinals. Since his major league debut in 2023, Walker has seen the optimism about his abilities fade into pessimism about whether he really can be fixed.
It was expected and the St. Louis Cardinals confirmed on Wednesday, Matthew Liberatore will take the mound for the club on Opening Day on March 26 at Busch Stadium against the Tampa Bay Rays.
On Tuesday night, Team Venezuela defeated Team USA 3-2 to win their first World Baseball Classic. Former St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Willson Contreras was a part of Venezuela's roster and got to experience the glory of a WBC championship.
The St. Louis Cardinals may have found something for the 2026 bullpen. Back in February, the Cardinals acquired flamethrower George Soriano from the Washington Nationals in exchange for right-handed pitcher Andre Granillo.
While the St. Louis Cardinals are entering a full fledged rebuild, they still need to craft a major league pitching rotation. Now, the team has revealed the five names who will fill those roles to start the season.
The St. Louis Cardinals are fully embracing a rebuild in 2026. That means that younger players are going to receive as much runway as possible. This includes Jordan Walker, who has struggled this spring, hitting just .176 without any home runs.
It sounds like the St. Louis Cardinals have made their decision on the Opening Day starting rotation. After an offseason full of additions, the Cardinals entered camp with a handful of rotation options.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a much younger team in 2026 than they did in 2025. All of their trade chips were moved in the offseason, and opportunities have opened up for younger players.
There is just over one week to go until the 2026 Major League Baseball season begins for the St. Louis Cardinals on March 26. St. Louis will welcome the Tampa Bay Rays to town and it arguably is going to be a fun season.
Since 2021, Nolan Arenado has been the St. Louis Cardinals’ everyday third baseman. With the recent trade of Arenado to the Arizona Diamondbacks this offseason, that puts a new face at the position.
Cardinals manager Oli Marmol told reporters (including Dan Guerrero of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch) today that right-hander Hunter Dobbins will begin the season on the injured list.