The St. Louis Cardinals have been through quite a bit over the last few months. They've struggled at times while also running off huge win streaks. For a while, the Cardinals seemed like true contenders in the National League and the NL Central.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been through quite a roller coaster ride over the last few months. They came into the season looking like a rebuilding team that would aggressively sell at the trade deadline due to some decisions made in the offseason.
The St. Louis Cardinals need to entertain the idea of trading star closer Ryan Helsley this season. If they weren't doing so yet, the blockbuster trade to send Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants might be the move that forces them to trade Helsley.
The St. Louis Cardinals need a reset and luckily have Monday off. The Cardinals have lost seven of their last eight games, including Sunday's Father's Day affair against the Milwaukee Brewers.
After posting a 4-8 record over an 11-day stretch, the St. Louis Cardinals more than welcomed their Monday off in Chicago ahead of Tuesday's series opener against the host White Sox.
The St. Louis Cardinals opted to move on from Paul Goldschmidt this past offseason and now he's in line to accomplish something he hasn't since 2022. Goldschmidt has been incredible so far this season and is currently the leading vote-getter at first base in the American League ahead of the 2025 All-Star Game.
The St. Louis Cardinals got off to a solid start earlier in the season due to a lengthy winning streak and some incredible defense. But the Cardinals roster isn't built to contend for a World Series this season.
The 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline is quickly approaching and we are in uncharted territory. Typically at this time of the year chatter starts to grow, but there isn't much to show for it.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been stretched thin recently. St. Louis knew June was going to be tough. The club doesn't have many days off this month, although Monday is one.
The St. Louis Cardinals are in the middle of its coldest streak of the season so far. St. Louis has lost seven of its last eight games. The Cardinals got back in the loss column on Sunday against the Milwaukee Brewers.
The St. Louis Cardinals reportedly tried to trade Nolan Arenado during the offseason, but no trade even came to fruition. Instead, the Cardinals have been left with the expensive veteran on their roster.
Still looking up at the Chicago Cubs, the Milwaukee Brewers capped off the weekend with a giant series win over the team right below them in the National League Central standings.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a few potential trade chips to use at the trade deadline this season if they opt to sell. Given how poorly the Cardinals have played over the last few weeks, it's likely they'll end up selling instead of buying this season.
The St. Louis Cardinals could eventually end up being sellers at the trade deadline if they continue down the path of losing games this season. If this is the case, the Cardinals are going to have quite a few teams calling their phones to ask about multiple veteran players on the roster.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been through quite a roller coaster ride over the last year or so. They tried to buy and contend during the back half of last season, but ultimately came up short.
We are quickly approaching the 2025 Major League Baseball Draft and rumors and speculation continues to pick up about who the St. Louis Cardinals could potentially take.
Cardinals 1B carries the offense during a rather lackluster week of baseball Going 1-6 against the Dodgers, Blue Jays, and Brewers this week was not an ideal outcome for the St.
It was a pitcher's duel! 1st This will be a little bit stream of consciousness, went to bed at 5am and woke up 5 hours later kind of recap today. So take it how you will, I am sort of paying attention to the game and sort of lost in my own brain.
Manager Oliver Marmol and the St. Louis Cardinals have been one of the more interesting teams in the league to follow. They took the offseason to seemingly kickstart a rebuild, but they've since won a lot of games during the regular season.
The St. Louis Cardinals are in one of the weirder spots in all of baseball this season. They didn't do much of anything during the offseason. Most of their moves involved letting some veterans walk away in free agency.
With their six-game skid in the rearview mirror, the St. Louis Cardinals will try to build some momentum behind veteran Miles Mikolas on Sunday when they close out the four-game series against the host Milwaukee Brewers.
The St. Louis Cardinals activated outfielder Jordan Walker (wrist) from the 10-day injured list on Saturday. Walker had been sidelined since May 28 with left wrist inflammation.
Amid concerns for St. Louis Cardinals' second baseman Brendan Donovan would be placed on the Injured List, Derek Goold of the St. Louis Post Dispatch reports