The St. Louis Cardinals traded Ryan Helsley away this summer which should have crushed this bullpen. But, that just hasn't been the case. The Cardinals' bullpen had held up even without Helsley thanks in large part to the play of 28-year-old JoJo Romero.
The Cardinals’ bullpen should look quite a bit different in 36 hours than it does now. Closer Ryan Helsley is one of the most coveted available relievers and is very likely to move.
The St. Louis Cardinals haven't officially confirmed it yet, but they are very likely to be sellers this year at the trade deadline. The deadline is now less than a week away, and several players are drawing interest from contending teams.
The St. Louis Cardinals have found themselves stuck in the middle of selling and buying this season. They're built to be a rebuilding team, but they're winning a lot more than many expected.
The St. Louis Cardinals will evaluate their roster for logical trade candidates this winter as the front office looks to reduce payroll for 2025. Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak has already announced that the big-league roster won't be prioritized, so St.
Nick Gonzales delivered a game-winning single in the eighth for the Pittsburgh Pirates in a 3-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday at Busch Stadium to salvage the series. The Pirates (72-81) broke a scoreless tie in the top of the fourth when Bryan De La Cruz followed Nick Gonzales’ triple with a sacrifice fly to center.
The Cardinals have a lot of good sliders on the staff and many of them have been developed in St. Louis. The St. Louis Cardinals pitching staff has been pretty mediocre this year.
The St. Louis Cardinals currently are in contention for a National League Wild Card spot but if things change, they could end up being sellers around the trade deadline.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been on a roll the past few weeks and it's too early to tell whether they will sell or buy at this summer's trade deadline.