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Transaction Analysis: Cards Cut 4 More: Primer on Service Time Rules 
In the wake of an agreement between MLB and the MLBPA on various procedural issues surrounding the 2020 season, the Cardinals made the following transactions on March 26th: Optioned LHP Genesis Cabrera, RHP Junior Fernandez, C Andrew Knizner and RHP Alex Reyes to AAA Memphis.
Fox Sports Midwest broadcaster Jim Edmonds has been hospitalized, tested for COVID-19
Long-time MLB outfielder and current Fox Sports Midwest Cardinals’ broadcaster Jim Edmonds has been hospitalized with COVID-19 coronavirus symptoms and tested for the disease.
What We Know About the MLB/MLBPA Deal
Photo by Billie Weiss/Boston Red Sox/Getty Images MLB and MLBPA have been in negotiations about vital aspects of the 2020 season. Here is what we know so far.
Cardinals top Reds 4-3 on Opening Day
Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images At least they did in our hearts... and in simulations. The season is postponed, but if a game had been played on Thursday, it might have gone a little something like this...
Random box score: June 4, 1981
It’s the Dane Iorg and Lary Sorensen Show! With no baseball, no 2020 data, and no game recaps, it’s time to return to last week’s Random Box Score series.
Cardinals’ Adam Wainwright donated $250K to provide assistance for team’s MiLB players
It’s great to see Wainwright giving back and recognizing where he came from. He knows what it’s like to be working at the lower levels and clearly has compassion for all those who are struggling right now.
2020 Cardinals Player Preview: Dexter Fowler
Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images The Cardinals inked Dexter Fowler to a five-year deal before the 2017 season. 2 years remain. Is Fowler still a viable starter?
KMOX is broadcasting games from Cardinals historic 2011 playoff chase
Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images This is pretty cool! The St. Louis Cardinals first game of the 2020 was supposed to be Thursday, March 26. With the season postponed due the outbreak of coronavirus: COVID-19, this will obviously not be happening.
CODNP Day 13: Roster Setting
If everything were normal, today might be the day the Cardinals for the first time finalized a 26-man roster. With the team in Cincinnati getting ready for a mid-afternoon start against the Reds, John Mozeliak and the rest of the front office might have put out a press release today that outlined all of the ...
Revisiting the Crazy 19 Inning Game Against the Diamondbacks Last Season
Photo by Jennifer Stewart/Getty Images Anyone else miss baseball yet? With the MLB season being suspended indefinitely, baseball seems distant. This means that the most recent baseball that we have happened in 2019.
Examining the First Two Months of the Cardinals Schedule
Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images With the MLB season being suspended indefinitely, the opening month or two of games for the Cardinals are up in the air.
Random Cardinals Box Score: May 30, 1965
Photo by Herb Scharfman/Sports Imagery/Getty Images A walk-off in Candlestick Park featuring four future Hall of Famers As you may have heard, there’s not a lot to write about with baseball right now.
Strike zone to Twilight Zone: Long-lost Rod Serling baseball comedy to air
'O'Toole From Moscow' will air on Cincinnati radio the night before the Reds were to have played the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2020 season opener.
Cardinals option four players to Triple-A Memphis
The optioned outfielders Austin Dean and Justin Williams, infielder Edmundo Sosa and right-hander Jake Woodford.
The Cardinals’ Best Barreled Balls of 2019
Images by Getty. Artwork by J. P. Hill. Desperate for baseball content? These are the best “barreled” balls from each Cardinals starter in 2019. Watch.
2020 Player Preview: Kwang-Hyun Kim
Photo by Brace Hemmelgarn/Minnesota Twins/Getty Images The biggest question is if he will be in the rotation or bullpen? The last time I wrote a player preview, the MLB season was still set to start on time.
CODNP Day 7: The Break and Yadier Molina
One week down. I can’t imagine it’s going to get any easier. Especially not until we get a date for a return. That’s what makes the offseason bearable, the fact that you know every day you are getting closer to baseball returning and you can measure it on your calendar. (Plus there’s the whole free ...
St. Louis Cardinals: Walk-Up Song Tournament
With no baseball, or sports in general, we’ve had to get creative to stay entertained. With March Madness also cancelled, many folk have taken to creating tournament brackets for, well…pretty much everything — from cereal, to Star Wars characters, to Taylor Swift songs.
Miles Mikolas resumes throwing, expects to be ready for whenever Opening Day happens
Cardinals righty Miles Mikolas had been eyeing a late April or early May return to the roster, and with Opening Day pushed back at least eight weeks, his rehab timeline should be complete before the season gets underway.
Video games and imagined baseball seasons
This is not Jack Flaherty. (Screencap from RBI Baseball 20 on Nintendo Switch.) With real baseball delayed indefinitely, a few thoughts on video games and imaginary baseball.
Playing Pepper 2020: St. Louis Cardinals
If we’re closing in on the regular season, that must mean it’s time to play some pepper! For the 12th year in a row, I’ve contacted bloggers and writers from around baseball to talk about the team they hold dear. It’s a good way for folks to get the pulse of other teams around MLB ...
Brett Cecil has 'fairly significant' hamstring strain
Cecil is now 75% of the way through a four-year, $30.5M contract he signed with St. Louis prior to the 2017 campaign, and to date, he’s managed only 100 innings of 4.86 ERA ball with just 7.7 K/9 against 3.7 BB/9.
Carpenter: Cards' spring finale 'felt like the most meaningless baseball game in the history of the sport'
Even before the first pitch, St. Louis Cardinals infielder Matt Carpenter could detect an odd vibe at Roger Dean Stadium during Thursday's spring finale.
Cardinals slugger Goldschmidt slowed by sore right elbow
St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Paul Goldschmidt will be out for several more games because of a sore right elbow
Tim Tebow’s route on this ball was less than stellar
A straight line is the most direct path to where you need to go, and Tebow took the old “L” route to the ball. That’s not ideal.
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