The St. Louis Cardinals may be rebuilding, but that doesn’t mean that they aren’t looking to add a few pieces along the way. They need starting pitching, especially after trading Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox, but fans shouldn’t expect anything crazy this offseason.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been quiet since the Sonny Gray trade, but more movement is expected this offseason as they try to rebuild for the future.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a lot of work to do this offseason, and much of it will be done through trades. They have several obvious candidates to be moved.
The St. Louis Cardinals enter day three of the Winter Meetings with plenty of work still left to be done. There are a lot of trade candidates on the roster, and that includes some very big pieces.
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Rumors continue to swirl around the St. Louis Cardinals, although there isn't anything notable to show from the winter meetings quite yet. St. Louis has been the subject of more trade rumors than any other team out there.
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There are still a few days before the winter meetings come to an end. As of writing, it’s still the calm before the storm. There hasn’t been a big-time deal that has gotten done yet.
The St. Louis Cardinals have already pulled off one of the biggest trades of the offseason so far by sending Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox. With all of the rumors swirling around the organization, it's pretty clear that the Gray is just the first big deal of the offseason, not the last.
The Winter Meetings are underway, and as the second day comes to an end, the St. Louis Cardinals still have a lot of work to do. Fans can expect a lot of activity this offseason, especially on the trade front.
As there have been rumors surrounding St. Louis Cardinals star Willson Contreras and a potential trade that could be coming this winter or before next season, one person within the ball club has given their thoughts on the matter.
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The St. Louis Cardinals have some work to do as the second day of the Winter Meetings gets underway. They have already traded Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox for pitchers Brandon Clarke and Richard Fitts.
If there ever was a time for the St. Louis Cardinals to make another deal, it would be this week. Chaim Bloom is right in the middle of his first offseason leading the team as the president of baseball operations and the winter meetings now are in session.
The St. Louis Cardinals enter day two of the Winter Meetings with a lot of work still left to do. Chaim Bloom already started the rebuild by trading Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox.
The St. Louis Cardinals are headed for a rebuild right now and they've already traded Sonny Gray to kick it off in a big way. They're likely going to swing a few more trades before the offseason is over.
Will the St. Louis Cardinals find a way to get a trade done involving Nolan Arenado during the winter meetings? Over the next week, we should see movement around the league.
The Winter Meetings are now here and we could see movement around the league at any time. The top decision makers in the game have traveled to Orlando, Florida for a week of meetings, chatter, rumors, and hopefully some deals.
I don’t necessarily intend to write about players I don’t think the Cardinals will ever get. It feels like a waste of time. But well, I don’t know who I could write about if I focused on players I thought the Cardinals might get.
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As one of the few teams in baseball in true rebuild mode, the Cardinals are open to offers on most players on their roster, yet some of the Cards’ most-cited trade candidates may be a little more available than others.
The St. Louis Cardinals have plenty of pieces that could be on the way out of town. But there are also veteran who could be back donning a Cardinals jersey in 2026, despite trade rumors.