The St. Louis Cardinals might not be done looking for more help in the outfield. They wanted a right-handed bat with some power, and while they added Ramon Urias and committed to giving Thomas Saggese and Jose Fermin time in the outfield, Derrick Goold says they haven't completely ruled out another addition.
The St. Louis Cardinals were busy throughout the offseason in the trade market, to say the least. While most of the headlines out there centered around Brendan Donovan, Willson Contreras, Sonny Gray and Nolan Arenado, the Cardinals made a few quiet moves as well.
Long before the Los Angeles Dodgers created their own "evil empire," the St. Louis Cardinals had their number in the postseason. In 2013, St. Louis dispatched the Dodgers in a six-game NLCS.
St. Louis Cardinals lefty Matthew Liberatore took a step in the right direction in 2025 and certainly could have more in the tank in 2026. Liberatore fully transitioned to the starting rotation in 2025 and logged a 4.21 ERA across 29 starts to go along with a 122-to-40 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 151 2/3 innings pitched.
The St. Louis Cardinals may have it rough in 2026 in terms of on-field results, but that doesn't mean there aren't things to look forward to. By now, it's clear what their goals are for this season.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
Anyone who watched the 2023 World Baseball Classic closely could guess that Lars Nootbaar wishes he could have played for Team Japan again. Nootbaar, the St.
The St. Louis Cardinals are just over three weeks away from kicking off the 162-game marathon that is the Major League Baseball regular season. We're at a point in the calendar in which Spring Training has been going on long enough to start to really think about what rosters could look like when Opening Day gets here.
The St. Louis Cardinals may be in for a bumpy ride in 2026, and perhaps future seasons. For now, they are in the middle of a rebuild following three straight postseason misses.
The St. Louis Cardinals certainly don't have a lack of starting rotation options, to say the least. St. Louis has a handful of candidates for the roles.
I ask you, dear VEB’r, what could the Cardinals do to surprise the average fan? They have already been surprised with an Oliver Marmol extension, under a new President of Baseball Ops.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
If there is a position group on the St. Louis Cardinals' roster that is up in the air heading into the 2026 Major League Baseball regular season, it would be the outfield.
On Sunday, the St. Louis Cardinals gave manager Oli Marmol a two-year contract extension through the 2028 season that also includes a club option for 2029.
The St. Louis Cardinals pulled off two separate trades with the Boston Red Sox this past offseason and there were rumors about more. St. Louis traded Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras to Boston in two different deals.
The St. Louis Cardinals are in a rebuilding period. It began at the start of last offseason when Chaim Bloom officially took over for John Mozeliak as president of baseball operations.
The St. Louis Cardinals essentially tore down their roster to the bones this past offseason, trading away all of their high-priced veterans and proven stars for young talent.
The St. Louis Cardinals were no stranger to big trades throughout the offseason. Chaim Bloom and Co. made it clear as the offseason began that things were going to be different for St.
Every team has competition during spring training, but for the St. Louis Cardinals, this spring has some particularly fierce roster battles. Trading away veteran infielders Brendan Donovan, Nolan Arenado, and Willson Contreras created a large group of youngsters battling to earn spots in St.
The St. Louis Cardinals have opened up more opportunities for their younger players after a very busy offseason on the trade market. With Nolan Arenado, Brendan Donovan, Willson Contreras and Sonny Gray now gone, more playing time is now possible.
The St. Louis Cardinals are going to be relying heavily on young guys this offseason, but that's not a bad thing in the slightest. Well, at least when you have some of the guys the Cardinals do.
The St. Louis Cardinals are in a very aggressive and very active rebuild right now. They kicked this rebuild off over the last few months as they swung trades invloving multiple top relievers at the trade deadline before cutting ties with four stars this offseason.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been one of baseball’s busiest teams this offseason. Under the leadership of the new president of baseball operations, Chaim Bloom, the Cardinals traded away multiple veterans, replacing them with prospects and younger players.
While the St. Louis Cardinals are entering a full scale rebuild, they are still expecting shortstop Masyn Winn to lead their major league roster. But that can’t happen if he is dealing with an injury.
As the St. Louis Cardinals prepare for their 2026 campaign through Spring Training, the franchise just gave a contract extension to their manager, Oliver Marmol.