The St. Louis Cardinals had a quietly busy day on Tuesday. The deadline came and went for teams to add prospects to the 40-man roster to protect them from being selected in the Rule 5 Draft.
The offseason is about to begin in earnest, and that means the St. Louis Cardinals will have some major decisions to make. Sure, the Cardinals aren't expected to be in on any of the most expensive free agents of this winter's class.
The St. Louis Cardinals have made a few aggressive moves this season. They traded multiple star relievers at the trade deadline to net a few solid prospects in return.
The St. Louis Cardinals officially announced their latest roster move as they look to see if they have found something in their newest reliever. St. Louis has been busy since the 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
The Houston Astros added some relief help in the free agent market on August 7, signing veteran reliever Enyel De Los Santos. Houston wasn’t the only team to make a reliever move on the day.
On Thursday, the Boston Red Sox lost a depth option in their bullpen for good. Earlier this week, the Red Sox had designated Jorge Alcala for assignment.
The St. Louis Cardinals are off today ahead of a three-game series against the Chicago Cubs. Today, on the off day, they claimed right-handed reliever Jorge Alcala off waivers from the Boston Red Sox.
The Boston Red Sox needed a bullpen shakeup after some late-game incidents over the last few days. Right-handed fireballer Jorge Alcala had a pretty good start to his Red Sox tenure after arriving in a trade with the Minnesota Twins.
The Boston Red Sox recalled right-hander Isaiah Campbell from Triple-A Worcester on Tuesday, while right-hander Jorge Alcala was designated for assignment.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Boston Red Sox are currently riding a six-game winning streak. They achieved this after last night’s 8-5 win over the Kansas City Royals. This victory started their three-game series.
The Red Sox announced some minor injury-related transactions today involving three right-handed relievers. Nick Burdi, who was on the 60-day IL with a foot contusion, has been reinstated and optioned to Triple-A Worcester.
The Boston Red Sox made a late-night trade for a bullpen arm, and it's a bit of a puzzler. No one can question that the Boston bullpen has been overworked.
The Twins reliever has run his course. Once viewed as a potential closer for the Twins, Jorge Alcala may be out of time to prove his value. After last night’s blowup, Alcala has allowed 38 runs in his last 44 innings of work, going back to his decline in the second half of 2024.
The Texas Rangers came into Tuesday night's series opener at Target Field ranked dead last among all 30 MLB teams in OPS, right behind the lowly Rockies and White Sox.
On the way to the spring training facility, three members of the Minnesota Twins were nearly involved in a car accident. Edojuard Julien, Jorge Alcala and Matt Wallner saw a car fly over them.
The Twins have outrighted five players off of their 40-man roster and exercised the 2025 club option for relief pitcher Jorge Alcala on Monday as the offseason officially gets underway.
Finally healthy, Alcala’s long-awaited rise to the high-leverage circle of trust came to a screeching halt One of the brightest spots of Twins season had been the ascension of reliever Jorge Alcala to the type of trusted, high-leverage bullpen option that he’d long been expected to become.
The Minnesota Twins capped off a much needed victory against the Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday night. The bullpen has been pushed to its limits. Sending down Jorge Alcala made the group even more thin, which has Rocco Baldelli essentially managing with one hand tied behind his back.
Coming into this year the hope was that the Minnesota Twins could have one of baseball’s best bullpens. Unfortunately they dealt with injury issues out of spring training and it has taken a while to come together.
Jorge Alcala is back in the bullpen for the Minnesota Twins as they open a weekend series at Target Field against the Boston Red Sox. Minnesota recalled