St. Louis Cardinals fans have no idea what to expect at the trade deadline. Will the Cardinals buy, sell, or hold? President of baseball operations John Mozeliak said on Friday that he’s still undecided about which path to take and that he might even wait until 72 hours before the July 31 deadline to come to a decision.
The St. Louis Cardinals find themselves in a unique position this season. They were supposed to be entering a rebuild of sorts after missing the postseason in back-to-back years.
The St. Louis Cardinals arguably will be the team to watch ahead of the upcoming 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline. St. Louis has lost four straight games, but still has a 47-42 record.
In a (hopefully) fun way The 2025 Championship Season began as one of transition, or reset, or whichever term you prefer. The Cardinals were going to focus their efforts back to their historical strengths – draft and player development.
St. Louis Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak is keeping his options open. With the Major League Baseball trade deadline less than a month away, Mozeliak remains firmly uncommitted to buying, selling, or holding.
The St. Louis Cardinals have found different ways to win games throughout the season so far. While this is the case, the starting lineup hasn’t been at full strength.
While speaking with Athlon Sports and local media before his first rehab game with Double-A Springfield, St. Louis Cardinals right fielder Jordan Walker made a prediction on No.
Friday was a bad day for the St. Louis Cardinals, but no one had it worse than Miles Mikolas. The 36-year-old starting pitcher suffered the loss at Wrigley Field.
The St. Louis Cardinals watched Miles Mikolas land on the wrong side of franchise history on July 4th at Wrigley Field, as the veteran pitcher endured a brutal outing in an 11-3 blowout loss to the Chicago Cubs.
There are 27 days until the 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline comes and passes. It's been a long few months. Each and every days there has been more and more chatter about the St.
A St. Louis Cardinals veteran reliever has quietly built a compelling case for a spot in the 2025 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. It would be the 32-year-old's first All-Star appearance, were he elected.
The St. Louis Cardinals currently look like a team that should add more firepower to the organization ahead of the July 31st trade deadline, but if things change, there are pieces here that could be of interest to other contenders.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been an intriguing team this year. They were not expected to contend, but find themselves in a three-way tie for the final National League Wild Card spot.
In honor of America's founding fathers signing the Declaration of Independence 249 years ago on July 4, 1776, Chicago Cubs centerfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong made his own bold declaration against the St. Louis Cardinals.
The St. Louis Cardinals’ form lately has been up and down as of late. They were just swept by the Pittsburgh Pirates on the road. Before those three straight losses, they swept the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field.
Will the St. Louis Cardinals cut ties with one of the best infielders in Major League Baseball in recent memory? Nolan Arenado was talked about all offseason as a trade piece and the noise carried over into the 2025 season.
It was a big day across Major League Baseball on Thursday. ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported that Cleveland Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz under investigation investigation by Major League Baseball due to potential gambling question marks.
The St. Louis Cardinals might factor into the New York Yankees’ trade deadline activity in a big way. New York Post’s Jon Heyman provided a deadline late on Thursday night.
St. Louis Cardinals right fielder Jordan Walker began a rehab stint with Double-A Springfield on Thursday while he remains sidelined due to appendicitis.
The Nolan Arenado trade rumors never completely went away, and one American League contender could make another run at the St. Louis Cardinals third baseman.
Los Angeles Dodgers lefty Clayton Kershaw joined baseball immortality on Wednesday night, recording his 3,000th strikeout against the Chicago White Sox.
The ascent of JJ Wetherholt, the St. Louis Cardinals ‘ prized infield prospect, continues its rapid trajectory. He has been selected for the prestigious MLB All-Star Futures Game.
A new member of the St. Louis Cardinals organization has joined MLB Pipeline's Top 100 prospect list in the updated July rankings released on Tuesday. The Cardinals' new No.
Friday night around MLB saw several incredible pitching performances. None were as dominant, though, as the outing turned in by the Cardinals' Sonny Gray in their 5-0 win over the Cleveland Guardians.