The biggest weakness for the St. Louis Cardinals to fix this offseason is the bullpen, without a doubt. St. Louis has already gotten a head start on trying to fix it by going out and acquiring 6'7'' lefty Eduardo Rivera from the Boston Red Sox.
The St. Louis Cardinals aren't likely to go out and make a splash this winter, but if there is one starting pitcher the front office should open the checkbook for, it's Michael King.
With a looming lockout, this offseason is bound to be complicated, but the St. Louis Cardinals can still improve their roster through free agency for now.
The St. Louis Cardinals missed the postseason for the fourth consecutive year in 2026, yet it didn't feel like it to the fanbase. Instead, they see that the Cardinals actually are making a lot of progress and are on the right path.
The St. Louis Cardinals arguably could be a playoff team in 2027, depending on how they handle the offseason. St. Louis went 77-85 in 2026 with one of the youngest rosters in baseball.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
If you're a St. Louis Cardinals fan, you should know — and be very excited — about 21-year-old outfielder Tai Peete. Peete was one of the prospects who came over last offseason in the Cardinals' trade with the Seattle Mariners centered around Brendan Donovan.
The St. Louis Cardinals have little time to address some of the holes on their roster before the lockout begins, but there are some clear options for them as they look to find the right fits.
The St. Louis Cardinals exceeded expectations this season despite being in a rebuilding year, but they likely won't break the bank in free agency this offseason.
Free agency is open and the St. Louis Cardinals could make moves at any moment. With a looming lockout coming in December, it's going to be a long — and complicated — offseason.
The St. Louis Cardinals went 77-85 in 2026 and missed October for a fourth straight year, yet the club finished only one game behind its 2025 mark after four blockbuster trades.
The St. Louis Cardinals were better than many expected them to be in 2026. When the 2027 campaign rolls around, the young roster is going to be another year older and arguably should be even better.
The St. Louis Cardinals reportedly have shown interest in one of the most intriguing available pitchers of the offseason. On Friday, Francys Romero of Beisbolfr.com reported that St.
The St. Louis Cardinals promoted 34-year-old Rob Cerfolio to general manager on Friday. Cerfolio joined the Cardinals in 2024 as an assistant GM and will continue to work under president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom.
The Cardinals are promoting assistant general manager Rob Cerfolio to the title of general manager, reports Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The St. Louis Cardinals may not be a World Series contender on paper just yet, but the club took a step in the right direction and is building something that is going to be very good in the long run.
In a rebuilding year where the St. Louis Cardinals defied expectations, the starting rotation's success was a pleasant surprise. The Cardinals' focus this year was player development, and it has paid off.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a crucial offseason ahead of them as they look to supplement the young core they already have in place. There are plenty of solid young players on the roster, but perhaps its time for some veteran additions.
Albert Pujols wants to be a Major League Baseball manager, and one of his former teammates is going to give him a chance at the job. Pujols is reportedly
The St. Louis Cardinals had an underwhelming 2026 season, to say the least. They entered the year hoping to scratch their way into the postseason for the first time since 2022 but finished with a 77-85 record, sitting below .500 for just the fourth time since the turn of the century… and the third time within the last four seasons.
The Cardinals have declined their $6MM club option on right-hander Ryne Stanek for the 2027 season, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Derrick Goold reports. Stanek will instead take the $1MM buyout and enter free agency.
The St. Louis Cardinals continued building their farm system on October 27, 2026, by signing two free-agent right-handed pitchers to minor league contracts, according to the official MLB transactions log.
The 2026 season was expected to be a step back for the St. Louis Cardinals. Instead they were in contention for much of the season, setting up an interesting offseason as they try to build on a surprisingly competitive 2026.