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 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.
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’ 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.
The St. Louis Cardinals' performance in this week’s games, particularly against the division-leading Chicago Cubs, could significantly shape their trade deadline strategy.
What does the future hold for St. Louis Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak? It’s a natural question to ponder knowing that Mozeliak will be moving on from the Cardinals after the season, with a succession plan already in place in the form of Chaim Bloom, former Chief Baseball Officer of the Boston Red Sox.
One big talking point swirling around the St. Louis Cardinals right now is about their trade deadline plans. St. Louis has a 44-38 record entering play on Friday against the Cleveland Guardians.
The St. Louis Cardinals find themselves in a better position in 2025 than they have been in either of the past two seasons by this point. At 44-37, they have the best winning percentage by June 25 since 2022.
Will the St. Louis Cardinals shell out any large contracts over the next few years in the pursuit of superstar talent? With John Mozeliak finishing off his stint as the team’s president of baseball operations this season and Chaim Bloom taking over afterward, it’s a fair question what the organization’s strategy will be.
The St. Louis Cardinals could go in several different directions with their trade deadline strategy. No one knows for sure yet if St. Louis will buy or sell.
I was lucky enough to attend blogger day again this year for the second time. Both events were really amazing and featured Q&A with John Mozeliak. He was asked about media transparency and he said I don’t know how much more clear we can be.
The St. Louis Cardinals are going to be an interesting team to watch this year at the trade deadline. They have several players on expiring contracts that teams will want.
The St. Louis Cardinals were expected to be surefire sellers this year at the trade deadline. They have plenty of players on expiring contracts that contending teams might want.
The St. Louis Cardinals weren’t supposed to contend in 2025. But as of June 3, they are 33-26 and firmly in the National League Wild Card hunt. That means with just under two months before the trade deadline, the organization isn’t quite sure what its approach will be.
The St. Louis Cardinals are going to have a big decision to make on July 13th. The 2025 Major League Baseball Draft will kick off that day and the Cardinals have the No.
The St. Louis Cardinals are at a bit of a crossroads after a hot month of May. They were initially expected to be clear sellers at this year's trade deadline, but now things are less obvious.
The St. Louis Cardinals, after failing to reach the playoffs for a second consecutive year, announced a gradual shakeup to their front office on Monday.
The Cardinals held their end-of-season news conference Monday afternoon and announced sweeping changes that are set to take place over the next few seasons as they look to rebound as an organization.
The question becomes how far the so-called "best fans in baseball" will actually stick with the team during a bridge season between eras of front-office leadership.