The St. Louis Cardinals traded away some important bullpen arms this summer, but it sounds like there's a possibility at least one of them could come back this upcoming offseason when free agency gets here.
The St. Louis Cardinals traded three pieces away before the 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline. St. Louis dealt Ryan Helsley to the New York Mets.
The Texas Rangers were tied with the Seattle Mariners for the final American League Wild Card spot going into Thursday's MLB trade deadline. Seattle had a huge deadline, acquiring the best bat on the market in Eugenio Suarez, a week after acquiring one of the best first base bats on the market in Josh Naylor.
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The Texas Rangers acquired Phil Maton, the St. Louis Cardinals’ set-up man, for a pair of pitching prospects. Left-handed pitcher Mason Molina and right-handed pitcher Skylar Hales are heading to the Cardinals in exchange for Maton.
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The St. Louis Cardinals, acting as sellers at the trade deadline, completed a last-minute deal by sending veteran reliever Phil Maton to the Texas Rangers.
With just a few hours to go until the trade deadline, a lot of the league's attention is on the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals have already sent Ryan Helsley to the Mets and Steven Matz to the Blue Jays, and it appears Phil Maton will be the next to go.
The St. Louis Cardinals are seemingly ready to enter sell mode this year. They've struggled tremendously this month an,d it's caused them to lose momentum and fall behind in the wild card race.
Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter recently discussed some of the top names available at the trade deadline. One of the names Reuter discussed was St. Louis Cardinals reliever Phil Maton.
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The St. Louis Cardinals are stuck between wanting to commit to a rebuild and hoping to make a legitimate playoff push this year for the first time since 2022.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been through the highest of the highs and the lowest of the lows this season. Unfortunately for the Cardinals faithful, the lowest of the lows is happening at the worst possible time.
The St. Louis Cardinals have a solid bullpen with multiple impending free agents who could be dealt before the July 31 trade deadline. For instance, left-handed pitcher Steven Matz and right-handed pitcher Phil Maton have dominated as relievers for the Cardinals this year.
Cardinals lefty Steven Matz has drawn some trade interest as the July 31 deadline inches closer, reports Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
If and when the St. Louis Cardinals end up selling in July, a right-hander will likely be involved. While many analysts are predicting that All-Star closer Ryan Helsley will be the pitcher moved by St.
The Cardinals surprisingly find themselves in contention, but that doesn't mean there aren't some players who should be moved ahead of the deadline.
The St. Louis Cardinals made a pretty great move for the bullpen ahead of the 2025 Major League Baseball season. St. Louis signed veteran reliever Phil Maton on March 13th and yet he was ready for Opening Day two weeks later on Opening Day.
The St. Louis Cardinals, seeking to solidify their relief corps after a disappointing 2024 season, have signed veteran right-handed reliever Phil Maton.
The Cardinals added Phil Maton to their bullpen on March 13, giving St. Louis another veteran arm before Opening Day. Maton is notorious for spinning the baseball and limiting hard contact but will look for a rebound after a rough run with the Mets last October.
After proving to be a reliable midseason trade acquisition last season, this New York Mets free agent relief pitcher is drawing interest from a team in the AL East.
Hours before Monday’s 5 p.m. ET deadline to accept or decline club options, the New York Mets made a decision on one of their relievers. According to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, the Mets declined right-hander Phil Maton’s $7.75 million option for the 2025 season, making him a free agent.
After winning Game 1 of their NL Wild Card round series against the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday, the New York Mets faltered late in Game 2 on Wednesday and suffered a 5-3 defeat, which evens the series and creates a winner-take-all rubber match between New York and Milwaukee on Thursday.
New York Mets reliever Phil Maton had a rough night in Milwaukee in Game 2. Maton entered the game in the bottom of the eighth inning with the Mets holding a 3-2 lead, just six outs away from advancing to the NLDS.
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With Baltimore nursing a 2-0 lead in the ninth inning, Gunnar Henderson hit a three-run bomb off reliever Phil Maton to provide some cushion in a 5-0 win over the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Rays and right-hander Phil Maton are in the final stages of working out a contract.
The Astros have made it clear that adding to their relief corps is a priority this winter.
There are least three relievers the Cardinals are considering trying to sign, according to reports.
A bout of frustration will keep Maton from joining the Astros on their playoff run.
The Houston Astros became the first team in MLB history with a pair of immaculate innings in one game when Luis García and Phil Maton both breezed through three Texas Rangers batters on Wednesday.
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