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.
The St. Louis Cardinals are headed for a potentially rocky rebuild this offseason, and it's likely going to begin with a few trades. Sonny Gray is one of the biggest names on the Cardinals' roster who could be traded in the offseason.
This offseason, the San Diego Padres could be in the market for a starting pitcher, as their rotation is unsettled at this moment. Dylan Cease and Michael King are expected to test the free agent market.
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Last week, I tried to take a peek into what would be necessary to trade Nolan Arenado, and as expected, the conclusion was that the Cardinals would have to include more than half of his salary and also not really get anything back.
It is no secret that the Baltimore Orioles need to improve their starting rotation in 2026. With a 2025 free agent class that lacks star power, the Orioles could instead look to the trade market to bolster their rotation.
The St. Louis Cardinals' starting rotation could use some work right now, especially if they do end up trading Sonny Gray away before the 2026 season begins.
The St. Louis Cardinals’ biggest decision for the starting rotation this offseason centers around the future of Sonny Gray. The three-time All-Star is under contract for the 2026 season and is owed $35 million.
The St. Louis Cardinals are headed for a rebuild this season. They're expected to make some big moves this winter, potentially including a few big trades.
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• Sonny Gray will consider waiving his no-trade clause for a contender • His 2018 Yankees split was ugly in the Bronx and solid on the road • Citi Field fits Gray’s game and the New York Mets’ two-year window • The Baltimore Orioles profile as a clean short-term match too The rumor’s been percolating for two years.
The St. Louis Cardinals are a team with far more questions than answers right now. Chaim Bloom now is the president of baseball operations after John Mozeliak held the role for years.
The St. Louis Cardinals are looking to shop starting pitcher Sonny Gray this offseason, and one MLB analyst thinks the Reds could be a long shot to land the veteran right-hander.
The 2025-26 offseason is going to be an important one for the St. Louis Cardinals. After they went 78-84 and missed the postseason for the third straight year, they announced Chaim Bloom as their new president of baseball operations.
Offseason chatter is heating up as we reach the latter half of October. This chatter has re-linked the Atlanta Braves as potential suitors for three-time All-Star starting pitcher Sonny Gray.
If the St. Louis Cardinals are going to trade Sonny Gray away, there surely are teams out there that would be willing to pay a pretty penny for him. Gray is expensive.
The St. Louis Cardinals missed the postseason for the third straight year after going 78-84 and finishing in fourth place in the National League Central in 2025.
The St. Louis Cardinals are entering a rebuild, and with veteran right-hander Sonny Gray signed through just the 2026 season, there is belief that the club could look to move him this winter.
The St. Louis Cardinals are entering what could be a multi-year rebuilding period where they focus more on strengthening their farm system and player development apparatus than winning games at the major league level.
Longtime Athletics ace Sonny Gray remarkably will make his first career start in San Francisco against the Giants on Wednesday night. The Cardinals (78-80) rallied from five runs down to overtake the Giants 9-8 on Tuesday night, eliminating San Francisco (77-81) from postseason contention.
The St. Louis Cardinals are struggling to stay alive in the National League wild-card picture. They are going to have to rebuild this offseason, and that may include trading some popular players, namely pitcher Sonny Gray.
Lars Nootbaar drove in one run and scored another as the St. Louis Cardinals edged the visiting San Franciso Giants 4-3 Sunday afternoon. The Cardinals (72-72) won for the fourth time in five games while the Giants (72-71) suffered just their third loss in 14 games.
Friday night around MLB saw several incredible pitching performances. None were as dominant, though, as the outing turned in by the Cardinals' Sonny Gray in their 5-0 win over the Cleveland Guardians.