The St. Louis Cardinals have a crucial offseason ahead of them as Chaim Bloom begins his work as the new president of baseball operations. Trades are likely to be made, and that could include some fan favorites, which may make it a painful offseason.
The 2025 Major League Baseball season may be over for the St. Louis Cardinals, but that doesn't mean that there aren't things for fans to watch out for.
The St. Louis Cardinals are headed for a big rebuild this offseason. They began trading away assets at the trade deadline and they could continue making aggressive moves in the offseason.
The St. Louis Cardinals really are at a crossroads right now. This is a team that has been one of the most consistent winners not only in the National League, but in baseball in general in recent memory.
The St. Louis Cardinals seem content with Oliver Marmol as their manager, so when Albert Pujols began popping up as a mangerial candidate for MLB teams this winter, it seemed like the Cardinals were out.
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The 2025-26 offseason is going to be an important one for the St. Louis Cardinals. After they went 78-84 and missed the postseason for the third straight year, they announced Chaim Bloom as their new president of baseball operations.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a few logjams to clear up and it already sounds like there are teams out there willing to help the club out with this. One of the biggest talking points heading into the 2025 season for the Cardinals was the team’s “runway” players.
Unless they're the world's greatest sleight of hand artists, the St. Louis Cardinals are not going to be major players in this year's free agency window.
The St. Louis Cardinals were quick to announce that manager Oli Marmol would remain the manager for 2026 despite the team going 78-84 and missing the postseason for the third straight year.
It certainly sounds like every veteran on the St. Louis Cardinals is going to at least be considered on the trade block this winter. This isn't just an idea specific to Nolan Arenado and Sonny Gray, who have been talked about the most over the last year.
The St. Louis Cardinals were quick to decide on their manager for 2026. Despite several teams having managerial openings, new president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom quickly announced that Oli Marmol would stay in his position next season.
Reports have been swirling for weeks about the possibility of St. Louis Cardinals legend Albert Pujols returning to a Major League Baseball dugout as a manager.
If the St. Louis Cardinals are going to trade Sonny Gray away, there surely are teams out there that would be willing to pay a pretty penny for him. Gray is expensive.
For the first time since at least when there was some buzz about the Cardinals maybe signing Bryce Harper (which if you remember correctly, peaked when Harper and Nelly appeared in a video together), this offseason brings about a lot of uncertainty.
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Sometimes, it's the moves you don't make that hurt more than the moves you do. The St. Louis Cardinals had a chance to recoup real value last offseason for starting pitcher Erick Fedde with only one year remaining on his contract.
It was less than a year ago that the Cardinals made the decision to move three-time All-Star Willson Contreras to first base after the veteran slugger indicated he wasn’t interested in waiving his no-trade clause to leave St.
The St. Louis Cardinals went 78-84 in 2025, missing the postseason for the third straight year and finishing in fourth place in the National League Central.
The St. Louis Cardinals missed the postseason for the third straight year after going 78-84 and finishing in fourth place in the National League Central in 2025.
The article title may upset some of you who feel that Willson Contreras has been treated exactly as he should. I will say that I am probably one of the biggest Contreras and supporters of him on the Cardinals, but it was not always that way.
Jon Heyman of the New York Post revealed that there was tension between Shildt and the Padres' coaching staff, and that similar issues arose when he was fired from the Cardinals in 2021.
For a franchise built on the bedrock of homegrown talent, the St. Louis Cardinals had, for a few years, seen their once-vaunted farm system slip into uncharacteristic mediocrity.