April In April Matthew Liberatore was on fire. 3.19 ERA, 1.94 FIP, 2.92 xFIP, and 1.2 fWAR. Couple that stat line with Ivan Herrera’s 301 wRC+ and .6 fWAR in 7 games, and that had me pretty excited for the season.
The St. Louis Cardinals made a last-second decision for the starting rotation. On Friday, the Cardinals announced that they are shutting down 25-year-old starting pitcher Matthew Liberatore for the final weekend of the season.
The St. Louis Cardinals have fallen out of postseason contention with eight games to go on the 2025 regular season schedule. They are five games back of the New York Mets for the third National League Wild Card spot.
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The St. Louis Cardinals are about to begin their final homestand of the 2025 Major League Baseball regular season on Monday night. It should be a big night at Busch Stadium.
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.
Left-hander Matthew Liberatore -- loser of four straight decisions and winless since June 29 -- will try to get back on track Monday night as his St. Louis Cardinals visit the Miami Marlins to open a three-game series.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been through a lot this year. Despite being four games out of a postseason spot, the Cardinals appear dead following the front office's decision to trade Phil Maton, Steven Matz, and Ryan Helsley at the trade deadline.
The St. Louis Cardinals have defied expectations in 2025. The Cardinals have mixed youth with experience effectively. And while rising talents like Matthew Liberatore, Victor Scott II, and Masyn Winn have provided a glimpse of the franchise's bright future, it's a seasoned veteran who has arguably been the club's first-half MVP.
We have an exciting NL Central battle as the St. Louis Cardinals in the opening game of a three-game series. The Cardinals are third in the NL Central with a 47-38 record up to this point and will have righty Erick Fedde on the bump.
Nolan Gorman and Victor Scott II each hit a home run as the visiting St. Louis Cardinals threw a combined three-hitter to complete their first sweep of the Cleveland Guardians with an 7-0 victory Sunday afternoon.
Midway through the 2025 MLB season, the NL Central has emerged as the most competitive in baseball. Five games separated the top four teams entering Saturday.
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.
Making their presence felt in the National League Central race, the St. Louis Cardinals sent a message to the rest of the division on Monday night.
The St. Louis Cardinals had a slight scare on Thursday but it sounds like everything is going to be okay. Matthew Liberatore was forced to leave his start early due to what was called “fatigue-related issues." Unsurprisingly, there was some fear among the fanbase afterward, but it sounds like everything is going to be okay.
St. Louis Cardinals left-handed pitcher Matthew Liberatore was having a breakout season before Thursday night's outing vs. the Kansas City Royals. However, the 25-year-old might have had a stroke of bad luck.
The St. Louis Cardinals have put together an excellent start to their season. They've won a lot more than many expected and it's causing some to believe they'll end up being buyers at the trade deadline rather than sellers.
After going 14-17 in the first two months of the season, the St. Louis Cardinals had a May fans will never forget. Highlighted by a nine-game win streak from May 4-12, there were plenty of moments and performances throughout the month that caught our eye.
If you had said at the start of Spring Training that Matthew Liberatore would be in the starting rotation, many would have probably be surprised. Even as Spring Training went on and he shined, it still seemed like he was going to be coming out of the bullpen in 2025.
The St. Louis Cardinals opted to transition bullpen arm Matthew Liberatore to a starting pitcher this season. Before this year, Liberatore had started 24 games while appearing in 67 games out of the bullpen.
All stats and rankings taken prior to play on May 12. The St. Louis Cardinals have spent the last couple years in a state of transition. After making the playoffs for four straight years from 2019 to 2022, the team finished dead last in the NL Central in 2023 and started looking toward the future.
It’s been a rough start to the 2025 season for the St. Louis Cardinals, who sit in fourth place in the NL Central with a record of 12-17. However, a pleasant surprise to begin the season has been starting pitcher Matthew Liberatore.
Matthew Liberatore has emerged as a key piece in the St. Louis Cardinals’ rotation, locking down the final starting spot out of spring training. Now 25 years old, he’s become the most consistent presence on the mound, leading the team’s primary starters with a 3.19 ERA and an impressive 0.97 WHIP.
The Cardinals are facing a major obstacle as they attempt to retool their roster towards a younger (and cheaper) product for the 2025 campaign: they’ve been unsuccessful to this point in their attempts to move on from veteran third baseman Nolan Arenado.
With Matthew Liberatore‘s success in the bullpen, the St. Louis Cardinals now have expanded options as they re-tool their team. Acquired from the Tampa Bay Rays in the Randy Arozarena trade, he immediately became the number three prospect in the organization upon his arrival.
Matthew Liberatore blanked the visiting Atlanta Braves for six innings on two hits as the St. Louis Cardinals won the second half of a split doubleheader 4-1 Wednesday night.
The St. Louis Cardinals like what left-hander Matthew Liberatore brought to their bullpen, but now he is being wedged back into the rotation. Liberatore will continue getting used to life as a starter again when St.
With the first month of the baseball season behind us, prospective players are starting to settle in and are leaving it all out on the field as they try to advance through the minor leagues. Let's take a look at five prospects who have been giving opposing batters trouble at the plate and leaving zeros on the scoreboard.
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