The St. Louis Cardinals have made a handful of massive moves this offseason as they look to lean into the idea of a full scale rebuild. While they've traded players like Brendan Donovan, Sonny Gray, Nolan Arenado, and Willson Contreras, the Cardinals could still look to make more moves.
The Cardinals system is in a very good place. I don’t know how I personally feel about Brandon Clarke – I genuinely don’t know what my list will be at the end right now – but Clarke is a fringey but probably not actual top 100 prospect.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a good problem to have at catcher right now. First and foremost, Iván Herrera is working his way back behind the plate. Herrera only was able to catch in 14 games in 2025 due to injuries.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been rebuilding for about a year, which became evident last offseason when they opted against signing any top players in free agency.
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 St. Louis Cardinals swung a big-time deal with the Seattle Mariners and Tampa Bay Rays centered around All-Star utility man Brendan Donovan. But it sounds like they aren't the only team that was interested in getting a deal done.
The St. Louis Cardinals are going to need their top prospects to turn out in a big way over the coming years after they decided to trade a slew of veterans this offseason.
It sounds like the St. Louis Cardinals may be one move away from wrapping things up and getting ready for the 2026 Major League Baseball season. St. Louis' lineup on paper is very lefty-heavy.
The St. Louis Cardinals have opted for a full-scale rebuild this offseason and they've made all the right moves in that direction. They've traded players like Nolan Arenado, Brendan Donovan, and Sonny Gray over the course of the last month.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a crucial season ahead of them as they rebuild for the future. Several players have a lot to prove in 2026, and that will determine a lot about the team's future and what fans can expect in the coming years.
When the 2026 Major League Baseball season kicks off, the St. Louis Cardinals are going to have one of the youngest rosters in baseball. That's by design and is a positive for the long-term health of the organization.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The St. Louis Cardinals should have one more move up their sleeve before the offseason wraps up. The Cardinals have been aggressive in the trade market and have had success.
The St. Louis Cardinals finally hit the reset button this offseason and were aggressive in making trades. Their most recent trade sent Brendan Donovan to the Seattle Mariners for a haul of prospects.
The St. Louis Cardinals are in full rebuild mode at this point and they've made it quite clear with their actions this offseason. The Cardinals opted to trade Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras to the Boston Red Sox to begin their offseason.
It happened. It stinks, but it happened. The St. Louis Cardinals are in full rebuild (as evidenced by FanDuel’s 69.5 win total), but that reality has sunk in enough that fans seem to embrace the idea of growing pains with the young, but talented roster.
The St. Louis Cardinals have made a slew of moves in the right direction this offseason. They've traded players like Sonny Gray, Nolan Arenado, and Willson Contreras to bolster their farm system and free up money off their payroll.
During the Major League Baseball offseason, teams are always scoping out unexpected free-agent options, in the hopes that they might find themselves a hidden gem.
While I believe that many are very satisfied with what Chaim Bloom has accomplished with his many roster moves during the offseason, we’re about to begin the 2026 season with some fear and trepidation about how competitive or not the St.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been active this offseason, offloading veterans on high-priced contracts while also landing some top prospects for Brendan Donovan.
The St. Louis Cardinals are entering a rebuild this season and they're likely going to finish near the bottom of the league because of it. The Cardinals have made over five big trades dating back to last trade deadline, moving on from important franchise cornerstones in the process.
Victor Scott II is one of the most interesting players the Cardinals have rostered in quite some time. He has plus-plus speed, elite defense, and swings the bat with the ferocity of a house cat playing with a ball of yarn.
The St. Louis Cardinals will kick off Spring Training next and fortunately, the club doesn't have a lot of moves left that they need to make. Chaim Bloom has taken care of business.
The Cardinals’ offseason has primarily focused on subtracting veterans from the big league roster as the club embarks on a rebuild, but with yesterday’s Brendan Donovan trade now complete, most of the heavy lifting on the sell side of things has been complete.
The Seattle Mariners had been looking for another bat in the lineup, with president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto hinting that a trade was in the works. That deal came together on Monday.