The St. Louis Cardinals have been trying to find a taker for Nolan Arenado for the past two offseasons. That may ultimately take some time, as the markets of free agent third basemen Alex Bregman and Eugenio Suarez are still developing.
The St. Louis Cardinals have some exciting pieces to build around. Chaim Bloom's job is to turn around the organization after a few tough seasons. He's done a good job already by flipping Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras for a handful of young hurlers and getting some cash off the books.
I fully expect the Nolan Arenado rumor mill to start churning at full blast now that it appears the Los Angeles Angels have a clear path for him to potentially join the team, but there are still so many questions.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been busy in the trade market so far this offseason with two separate swaps with the Boston Red Sox. First, it was Sonny Gray who waived his no-trade clause to go to Boston.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been trying to flip Nolan Arenado for a year and haven’t had any luck, yet. Arenado is clearly out there for the taking, but has a no-trade clause and two seasons left on his deal.
While most of us keep our eyes fixed on the future of the St. Louis Cardinals, this time of year, appropriately, we reflect on what has occurred as we establish resolutions for the upcoming year.
After weeks of rumors, could the St. Louis Cardinals hang on to Brendan Donovan? One prominent Major League Baseball insider didn't rule out the possibility.
One former member of the St. Louis Cardinals made it clear that his big league career is over right before Christmas Day. Veteran flamethrower Joe Kelly was selected in the third round of the 2009 MLB Draft by the Cardinals.
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 have been among the more active teams in baseball this offseason and there's surely more movement on the way. St. Louis has been active in free agency -- as shown best through its signing of Dustin May -- and has also made multiple trades.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been busy this offseason shaping their roster for the future. It may be a while before they can contend again, but there is still a lot of work to be done.
The St. Louis Cardinals are trending in the right direction right now. St. Louis traded Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras away and brought back a handful of starting pitching options in the process.
The clock continues to tick across Major League Baseball but the significant movement appears to be at an impasse. With December just a few days from ending, there is still a significant amount of talent still out there for the taking in free agency and on the trade block.
The St. Louis Cardinals have several goals this offseason as they enter year two of their rebuild. They have already traded Willson Contreras and Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox.
The St. Louis Cardinals are loaded at catcher heading into the 2026 season. Iván Herrera is working his way back after not being able to play the position much in 2025 due to injuries.
The St. Louis Cardinals have one of the best players on the trade block right now in Brendan Donovan. Numerous teams have been connected to him throughout the offseason.
The St. Louis Cardinals are entering the second year of their rebuild in 2026. Chaim Bloom is now leading the way, which has brought a little bit more optimism for the fanbase.
The St. Louis Cardinals already have swung two separate trades with the Boston Red Sox. While this is the case, a prominent Boston insider suggested that another could still be on the table.
The 2026 season may be a little rough for St. Louis Cardinals fans. The team doesn’t look like it’s equipped to win a World Series title or even make the postseason.
The St. Louis Cardinals stand at a crossroads following the MLB Winter Meetings, with an All-Star infielder whose prime has arrived but whose timeline no longer aligns with the organization’s competitive window.
“If I have to go make a play, adrenaline just takes over. And then I’ve got to deal with the repercussions for five or 10 minutes after that. But I feel
The Boston Red Sox were looking to fill their hole at first base. Their second trade of the offseason with the St. Louis Cardinals has provided an answer.