Over the next few months, there's going to be a lot of chatter about who the St. Louis Cardinals should trade away — or maybe even acquire. In a perfect world, the Cardinals would go on some massive winning streak and go on to win the World Series with this roster exactly as it is.
On Monday, I covered the hitters on the Memphis Redbirds (AAA) and Springfield Cardinals (AA). I was trying to fit the Peoria Chiefs (A+) and Palm Beach Cardinals (A) on there, but realized there were a few names that would have been cut that I didn’t necessarily want cut.
The St. Louis Cardinals continue to defy their preseason expectations. They were not expected to do well after trading Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras, Nolan Arenado and Brendan Donovan, but they have found ways to win despite those losses.
The St. Louis Cardinals have arguably done enough so far this season to put the talks of trading pieces away on hold, for now. That doesn't mean that the Cardinals should go out and trade a handful of prospects away for some sort of star.
The St. Louis Cardinals are playing well, but it still is unclear what they will do at the trade deadline. The roster is built to sell with several players on expiring contracts, but that doesn't mean it's the only path they can take.
Not every all-timer has instant success at the next level. For many baseball players, it takes a few bumps in the road out of the gate before they ever reach stardom.
The St. Louis Cardinals announced a handful of minor league moves on Wednesday afternoon. St. Louis announced that outfielder Tai Peete, who was acquired
The St. Louis Cardinals continue to play much better baseball than expected. On Tuesday night, they grinded out a 6-4 win over the Athletics to improve their record to 24-17 on the season.
The St. Louis Cardinals were fortunate to have legendary slugger Albert Pujols as a member of the organization for as long as they did. Pujols began his big league career as a member of the Cardinals and spent his first 11 seasons in the majors in town.
The St. Louis Cardinals continue to win ballgames and surprise people around the industry. Tuesday night's win over the Athletics brought them to 24-17 on the season and allowed them to gain a game on the Chicago Cubs in the National League Central.
JJ Wetherholt is a game-changer for the St. Louis Cardinals, despite the fact that he's just 23 years old. There's no other way to say it. Wetherholt entered Spring Training with all of the expectations in the world as the club's No.
When the Pirates picked Seth Hernandez in the first round in July, Pittsburgh selected an elite high school arm who had a strong, fleshed-out arsenal and premium velocity.
The only two things rarer in modern-day baseball than the four-homer game is the Triple Crown and the unassisted triple play. The former is, of course, done over an entire season, while there's a large level of lucky in the unassisted triple play.
The St. Louis Cardinals are off to a strong start this year despite having entered a rebuild under Chaim Bloom. Younger players have more opportunities to prove themselves and show that they can be a part of the team's future core.
Entering the season, when evaluating the NL Central, no one would’ve been remiss if they were to glance past the St. Louis Cardinals. While all four of
There has already been plenty said about the St. Louis Cardinals about who could be on the move this season if the club opts to trade away pieces. We did a deep dive on six players who could be gone by the trade deadline, either by way of a trade or by simply being sent down to the minors.
The 2026 season is already 25% completed, and the seeming haves and have-nots are starting to separate themselves in the standings. The obvious Elephant in the room is that the Cardinals were typecast and predestined to be a member of the “have-nots” group.
The St. Louis Cardinals continue to exceed expectations early this season, and Michael McGreevy’s latest comments added even more optimism Monday. As the club’s young core develops, the Cardinals’ long-term direction suddenly looks far more promising than many expected entering the year.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a handful of intriguing prospects down in Triple-A who could very well play a role with the big league club at some point in 2026.
I made myself wait 24 hours to write this so I’m not sharing something that’s a result of the disappointment of Sunday’s heartbreaking loss in San Diego.
It has been a very good season so far for the St. Louis Cardinals. St. Louis is 23-17 on the season and just got through a grueling stretch against the Pittsburgh Pirates, Los Angeles Dodgers, Milwaukee Brewers and the San Diego Padres.
The Angels have signed lefty reliever Rob Kaminsky to a minor league contract, according to Bob Nightengale of USA Today. The deal gives the Halos a no-risk depth option for their bullpen.
St. Louis Cardinals second baseman JJ Wetherholt recently graduated from prospect status, paving the way for another minor league player to take the No.
Dick Hughes, the right-handed pitcher who played a notable role in the St. Louis Cardinals’ triumphant 1967 World Series campaign against the Boston Red Sox, passed away on May 6.
2026 was expected to be a rebuilding year for the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals had been sellers during the offseason, trading pitcher Sonny Gray, third baseman Nolan Arenado, infielder Brandon Donovan and first baseman Willson Contreras.