The St. Louis Cardinals have taken multiple steps backward this offseason, but these steps are going to propel them forward into the future. They opted to trade four of their best players.
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.
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.
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.
The St. Louis Cardinals are clearly in a rebuild right now, which because as clear as ever when they traded a slew of veterans this offseason. Brendan Donovan, Nolan Arenado, Willson Contreras, and Sonny Gray were all moved off the roster.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a surplus of catchers in the organization right now. St. Louis has Pedro Pagés, Yohel Pozo, Iván Herrera and Jimmy Crooks vying for spots on the big league roster.
The 2026 season is going to be a rebuilding year for the St. Louis Cardinals. They traded away four former All-Stars and cleared the way for younger players to get more opportunities.
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 acquired a lot of pitching depth this offseason when they traded their four former All-Stars. Sonny Gray was the first one moved.
Instead of sharing that Jurrangelo Cjintje lost the head-to-head vote to Quinn Mathews for the #5 prospect during our regularly scheduled programming (tomorrow), I figured it was more appropriate to have its own official post.
The St. Louis Cardinals are very clearly rebuilding right now. They opted to trade away a slew of veterans this offseason and are seemingly leaning heavily on the farm system going forward.
The St. Louis Cardinals might ultimately be done making moves this offseason. They traded four former All-Stars and signed two veteran pitchers while focusing on the future and rebuilding.
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.
The St. Louis Cardinals need to figure out how to add a bit more pop to the middle of the order. With Nolan Arenado and Willson Contreras exiting, the Cardinals lost a lot of power in the middle of the order.
The St. Louis Cardinals have dominated the beginning of their rebuild by trading four aging veterans for a haul of prospects this offseason. Brendan Donovan, Nolan Arenado, Willson Contreras, and Sonny Gray have all been traded to clear money off the payroll, add prospects to the organization, and get younger.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been much more active on the waiver wire this offseason than in offseasons past. Evidently, it's by design. As Jeff Jones of the Belleville News-Democrat pointed out on Wednesday, the Cardinals made just one "unnecessary" waiver wire move last season, losing utility man Michael Helman to the Texas Rangers.
The St. Louis Cardinals are loaded at the catcher position heading into the 2026 season. Pedro Pagés and Yohel Pozo are both with the organization still.
Originally, I was going to write about the Cubs last, but I feel more threatened by Milwaukee overall. So, I am saving them for last. There is some small chance I might move to Milwaukee, so it’s not the city.
The St. Louis Cardinals are heading toward a pretty significant rebuild right now. They swung four massive trades over the course of the offseason to cut ties with veteran players Nolan Arenado, Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras, and Brendan Donovan.
With Chaim Bloom now operating as president of baseball operations, the St. Louis Cardinals have entered a full scale rebuild. No one in the organization is shying away from where St.