Recently, there was some pretty big news involving a former St. Louis Cardinals fan-favorite. Former Cardinals infielder Matt Carpenter announced a little under two weeks ago that he was hanging up his cleats and calling it a career.
One former Cardinal isn't too surprised by the team's current hot streak. Three-time All-Star Matt Carpenter recently joined the 'Foul Territory' podcast and shared his thoughts on his former team's recent success.
Newly informed of advanced stats, Matt Carpenter came along and became my favorite player With the playoffs on the line, the Cardinals were losing 2-1 to the Pirates in the bottom of the 6th.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
Every year, we’ve become accustomed to say goodbye to baseball players who have been playing for many years. That’s been no different in 2025, as several former stars of Major League Baseball have ended their playing careers.
This past weekend the Yankees signed former NL MVP Paul Goldschmidt to a one-year $12.5 million contract, making him their primary first baseman for the 2025 season.
The St. Louis Cardinals knew this time last year that their young lineup would need one more strong veteran presence in the clubhouse so they called a franchise legend.
Will the St. Louis Cardinals bring one of their veterans back to the clubhouse for the 2025 season? St. Louis wanted to add more of a veteran presence to the clubhouse ahead of the 2024 season after the disaster of a 2023 campaign.
The St. Louis Cardinals missed the postseason after finishing 83-79 in 2024, and now will embark on a rebuild. This means certain players will be traded away.
Will the St. Louis Cardinals fan-favorite play baseball in 2025? St. Louis reunited with former All-Star and fan-favorite Matt Carpenter ahead of the 2024 season after three seasons away from the team.
Matt Carpenter has signed a one-year $740,000 contract to return to the St. Louis Cardinals in his 14th season in the MLB. The long-time Cardinal is back in St.
The Braves completed a trade last Friday with the San Diego Padres, acquiring veteran Matt Carpenter and left-handed pitcher Ray Kerr. But as I said then, while Matt Carpenter is the more well-known name, the move was all about landing another high-powered lefty in Ray Kerr.
On Friday, the San Diego Padres traded away veteran infielder Matt Carpenter to the Atlanta Braves for an outfielder prospect. San Diego also sent cash to Atlanta in the trade to cover some of his salary, as well as LHP Ray Kerr.