There's a lot to be excited about if you're a St. Louis Cardinals fan right now. Spring Training is in full swing and it certainly sounds like the hype around No.
The St. Louis Cardinals may have a rough road ahead for the 2026 season. They have entered a full rebuild that will likely take a few years at least. But there are still things for fans to look forward to.
The St. Louis Cardinals aren't at full strength right now. Cardinals reliever Riley O'Brien has been dealing with a calf injury in camp so far. On Friday, Derrick Goold of the St.
St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Jordan Walker has some of the highest potential in the league. That's the truth now and it was the truth when he debuted in the big leagues a few years ago.
I don’t have anything especially profound to share with you other than one new fact. We’ll have live game discussion threads for all of the St. Louis Cardinals regular season games obviously, but also now for all of the Spring Training 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.
The St. Louis Cardinals officially initiated an indisputable rebuild during the offseason, but they obviously still want to be as competitive as possible.
The St. Louis Cardinals will begin their slate of spring training games on Saturday against the Washington Nationals. They went 78-84 last season and decided to take on a full rebuild rather than try to contend in 2026.
Bryan Ramos' tenure with the St. Louis Cardinals seems destined to become a very obscure trivia question. Ramos, the 23-year-old third baseman, was claimed by the Cardinals off waivers from the Baltimore Orioles on Feb.
The St. Louis Cardinals have fully committed to a rebuild by swinging four blockbuster trades this offseason. As a result, they're going to need their young prospects to step up in place of Willson Contreras, Sonny Gray, Nolan Arenado, and Brendan Donovan.
The St. Louis Cardinals are entering the 2026 season with different expectations than usual. They let go of all of their trade chips, sending them to contending teams and boosting their stock of prospects, especially on the pitching side.
The St. Louis Cardinals have had a busy offseason. They found new homes for all four of their major trade chips and have essentially ripped the band-aid off to begin their rebuild under Chaim Bloom.
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.
The new generation of St. Louis Cardinals baseball is going to swing heavily on how well the organization can develop its young pitchers. Gone are Sonny Gray and Miles Mikolas of the old guard.
Spring Training is underway! There is new stuff coming out of camps everyday now, a respite from the off-season doldrums where we hashed and re-hashed the same few unresolved debates. Who knew that they were running a special on hamate bone repair this month?
The St. Louis Cardinals are in the middle of a huge rebuild right now, which means they're going to need to lean heavily on their farm system over the coming years.
The St. Louis Cardinals' depth is already being tested. Early in the offseason, outfielder Lars Nootbaar underwent surgery on both heels, and that has put his Opening Day status in doubt.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a potential star on their hands in young shortstop Masyn Winn. No. 1 prospect JJ Wetherholt has gotten the most buzz of any player in the Cardinals' organization, but don't forget about Winn.
One of the biggest non-player questions St. Louis Cardinals fans have as the 2026 season is about to begin is what will Yadier Molina’s real role be with the team.
The St. Louis Cardinals have an important year ahead of them. They aren't looking to contend in 2026, but with all four of their offseason trade chips now gone, it's a chance for younger players to step up and make a huge difference.
All eyes will be on the top prospects for the St. Louis Cardinals this spring. They seemingly committed to their rebuild over the course of the offseason, which means their top prospects need to be the next batch of stars for the franchise or they're going to struggle.
The St. Louis Cardinals are two days away from playing their first spring training game. They'll open up at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter, Florida against the Washington Nationals.
The St. Louis Cardinals are in the midst of a rebuild, which isn't the most exciting thing in the world for Cardinals fans, but it does create some interesting storylines.
Lars Nootbaar is a realist, and he saw this offseason that the St. Louis Cardinals' future plans may very well not involve him. Nootbaar, who is coming off a down year in 2025, underwent surgery in the winter on both heels to address chronic pain that had plagued him for the last few seasons.
It’s funny that Tanner Franklin ended up at 12, because that’s about where I thought he’d end up when we started this, and yet it took him a rather long time to actually be added to the voting because he lost two initial votes to players who still haven’t been selected to the top 20.
The St. Louis Cardinals have decided to fully lean into a youth movement, shipping out beloved veterans such as Sonny Gray and Nolan Arenado to try and hand over the keys to the franchise to their young players, most notably burgeoning young shortstop Masyn Winn.
Since the retirement of Yadier Molina, the Cardinals’ catching position has struggled. The position has been a revolving door for the organization for the last few seasons.