Masyn Winn’s 2026 season is over, with the St. Louis Cardinals shutting down their starting shortstop because of lingering thumb and hand soreness. Winn was scratched from Saturday’s lineup against the Milwaukee Brewers after the thumb continued to bother him.
The St. Louis Cardinals secured their second straight losing season with a loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Thursday and will now finish the season with a series against the Milwaukee Brewers.
The St. Louis Cardinals are thin in the infield right now with both Masyn Winn and JJ Wetherholt on the Injured List. For as difficult as it is to be without
Thomas Saggese hit a home run and drove in the go-ahead run in the 10th inning with an infield single as the St. Louis Cardinals rallied for an 8-6 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday.
Thomas Saggese hit two home runs, Jordan Walker also went deep and the St. Louis Cardinals finished with five homers while opening a key nine-game road trip with a 13-8 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday.
The St. Louis Cardinals have shown all season to this point that they aren't afraid to make a change on the major league roster if they feel like they need more.
The St. Louis Cardinals are missing a key bench bat right now. Ramón Urías hasn't played in a game since May 3. He was officially placed on the Injured List on May 5 due to right elbow lateral epicondylitis.
The St. Louis Cardinals opted to send 24-year-old utility man Thomas Saggese down to the minors on Monday night, but the stint was short-lived. St. Louis
There are few things that the St. Louis Cardinals aren't doing well right now. St. Louis took down the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday night and is now 21-14 on the season and is in second place in the National League Central behind just the Chicago Cubs.
The St. Louis Cardinals are making a change to the big league roster. Utility man Thomas Saggese made the big league club out of camp to help out in left field and all across the infield.
Thomas Saggese and JJ Wetherholt hit run-scoring doubles in the 10th inning and the visiting St. Louis Cardinals beat the Washington Nationals 7-6 on Tuesday night.
Regular season action is going to kick off on Wednesday night across Major League Baseball, although the St. Louis Cardinals will not be getting involved in the action until Thursday.
The biggest remaining question for the St. Louis Cardinals from a position player standpoint is who will be manning left field when Opening Day gets here in a week?
Who is going to be playing left field for the St. Louis Cardinals on Opening Day? If Lars Nootbaar were fully ready to roll, it wouldn't be a question.
The St. Louis Cardinals have some roster spots up for grabs as Opening Day draws closer. With Lars Nootbaar likely out to start the season, left field is open for business.
The St. Louis Cardinals announced a handful of Spring Training roster cuts on Tuesday. It was the second big wave of roster cuts for the Cardinals this spring already.
Every team has competition during spring training, but for the St. Louis Cardinals, this spring has some particularly fierce roster battles. Trading away veteran infielders Brendan Donovan, Nolan Arenado, and Willson Contreras created a large group of youngsters battling to earn spots in St.
With St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Masyn Winn sidelined by a season-ending knee injury, Thomas Saggese gets to close out the season as his replacement.
The St. Louis Cardinals selected the contract of infielder/outfielder Jose Barrero from Triple-A Memphis on Monday and optioned infielder Thomas Saggese.
Perhaps no award is more difficult to speculate on than the Rookie of the Year Award. For most player awards, fans can use prior success and evaluations of performance against major league talent to make predictions as to who may win.
He will be replaced by fellow infielder Nolan Gorman, whose own 10-day IL stint (due to a hamstring strain) has now ended with Gorman’s activation to the big-league roster.
The St. Louis Cardinals continue to cut down their roster with opening day 11 days away. Today’s moves were highlighted by the team optioning Thomas Saggese down to the Memphis Redbirds in Triple-A.
The St. Louis Cardinals’ prospect Thomas Saggese is a player to keep an eye on. As Cardinal fans suffer through another year of mediocrity, it’s nice to have some hope for the future.