It would be somewhat surprising if there wasn't at least one veteran starting pitcher signing this offseason for the St. Louis Cardinals. Chaim Bloom, St.
The 2025 season is officially in the books for the St. Louis Cardinals, and a new era is underway. With Chaim Bloom now calling the shots, the franchise heads into one of its most important offseasons in years — one where smart, aggressive moves could reshape the team’s future.
The offseason is about to begin in earnest, and that means the St. Louis Cardinals will have some major decisions to make. Sure, the Cardinals aren't expected to be in on any of the most expensive free agents of this winter's class.
With the World Series nearing its end, the St. Louis Cardinals are gearing up for what promises to be one of the most important offseasons in recent memory.
The Cardinals are about to begin what should be a very productive and busy offseason. That could start as soon as Saturday, as the Blue Jays return home ahead 3-2 in the World Series with a chance to close out the Dodgers in Friday’s Game 6.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
There's going to be more to talk about this offseason than just the trade block for the St. Louis Cardinals. If you have been following around with the
The St. Louis Cardinals could have some holes to fill in the starting rotation this offseason. Sonny Gray has been the subject of trade rumors since before the 2025 season ended.
Logjams aren't the worst problems Major League Baseball teams can face, but they're problems nonetheless. This winter, the St. Louis Cardinals project to have far too many catchers who could help the big-league roster.
The St. Louis Cardinals are gearing up for one of their most important offseasons in years. With Chaim Bloom now leading the front office as president of baseball operations, change appears to be on the horizon for a franchise eager to return to contention.
The St. Louis Cardinals have already determined that they’ll retain manager Oli Marmol in 2026. However, franchise legend Yadier Molina has teased a potential return to the dugout.
The St. Louis Cardinals are headed for a rebuild this offseason and their under new leadership in the process. They've handed over the power of president of baseball operations to Chaim Bloom after John Mozeliak stepped down at the end of the regular season.
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.
It's been quite a while since the St. Louis Cardinals were in the World Series. The last time St. Louis made it to the World Series was in 2013, a six-game defeat at the hands of the Boston Red Sox.
The 2025 season is officially in the books, and the St. Louis Cardinals are turning the page to 2026, and to a brand-new era under President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom.
The St. Louis Cardinals have made it clear that they want to unload Nolan Arenado’s contract, but will they have better luck doing so this offseason? Maybe.
The St. Louis Cardinals may still be in the middle of a tough stretch, but there’s plenty of reason for fans to believe better days are coming. With Chaim Bloom taking over as president of baseball operations, a new era is beginning — one built on young talent, smart roster decisions, and a renewed focus on the future.
The St. Louis Cardinals were fortunate to get a phenomenal season from do-it-all utility man Brendan Donovan in 2025. Donovan has been very good for the Cardinals over the last four seasons, so it's not shocking that he took another step forward.
The St. Louis Cardinals are entering a rebuild and they're expected to swing a trade or two during this offseason to help push this rebuild along. One of the players the Cardinals have reportedly been attempting to trade for months is veteran Nolan Arenado.
One of the biggest stories of the offseason so far for the St. Louis Cardinals involves outfielder Lars Nootbaar. The Cardinals announced offseason surgeries for a few key members of the organization, including Nootbaar.
The St. Louis Cardinals are heading into one of their most pivotal offseasons in years as they begin a new era under Chaim Bloom, their freshly appointed president of baseball operations.
It certainly seems like St. Louis Cardinals legend Albert Pujols still has a chance at a managerial position this offseason, despite missing out on the Los Angeles Angels and Baltimore Orioles jobs.
Ok, admittedly I have been planning on writing this since last week’s article about solutions to the outfield conundrum/dilemma/failure. But just before writing this I found a link to an mlb trade rumors article talking about the same deal!
It would be somewhat surprising if the St. Louis Cardinals didn't add a veteran starting pitcher in some capacity this offseason. The reason for this is that Miles Mikolas is heading to free agency and there's at least a chance that Sonny Gray is traded this offseason.
Cardinals outfielder Lars Nootbaar was among the players that St. Louis brass announced underwent surgery earlier this month, as he went under the knife on October 7 to shave down Haglund’s deformities on both heels.