It was a busy day for the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday. Thursday arguably was the first big day of the offseason across Major League Baseball. The big story throughout the afternoon involved the qualifying offer.
The St. Louis Cardinals need all the help they can get to succeed this season and can't afford to place valuable assets on the injured list. Unfortunately,
Opening Day is less than a month away. As teams ramp up for the upcoming season, injuries will happen. Unfortunately, the injury bug has hit the St. Louis Cardinals’ camp in Jupiter, Florida.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
Zack Thompson Will Have a Fourth Minor League Option First things first. We’re all going to miss J.P. I know I am. Thank you and the other writers for holding down the fort during my absence.
The St. Louis Cardinals lost the rubber game of a three-game set against the San Diego Padres, and starting pitcher Zack Thompson was not happy with his outing after going five innings and giving up three earned runs in the loss.
The San Diego Padres (3-5) take on the St. Louis Cardinals (3-3) on Wednesday at PETCO Park at 4:10 PM ET. This contest’s pitching matchup is set, as the Padres will send Joe Musgrove (0-1) to the mound, while Zack Thompson (0-1) will answer the bell for the Cardinals.
I wanted Zack Thompson to do better, I really did Check check one two. Oh hey there, Cardinal Nation. I'm not gonna lie, I wish they had Snell or Montgomery.
My final Spring Training notebook contains my thoughts on a few pitchers, a hitting prospect that has stood out to me, and my take on the seemingly finalized roster.
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.
We are about a week away from Opening Day and that means rosters are starting to take shape and players are being told what level they will start the new season.
Three pitchers have new pitchers that could make a big difference in their performance The Cardinals do not have an especially great projection entering 2024 - it’s solid and it should be good enough to win the NL Central - but they could do better.
The St. Louis Cardinals are eager to return to contending ways in 2024, and to that end, the development of 26-year old pitcher Zack Thompson will be a key thing to monitor for them given the team’s need for more quality starting pitching.