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Picking a World Series bandwagon for every MLB fanbase
Your team is out, but your grudges are still in play. Here’s who every MLB fanbase should root for in the 2026 World Series.Cardinals News

Cardinals farm director sees José RamÃrez’s incredible work ethic in Rainiel Rodriguez
St. Louis Cardinals farm director Larry Day compared top prospect Rainiel Rodriguez to future Hall of Famer Jose Ramirez, whom he spent significant time with during his time with the Cleveland Guardians, for his combination of talent and work ethic.
Cardinals' dismissal of hitting coach Brant Brown shouldn't have blindsided fans
Brant Brown is out as the St. Louis Cardinals hitting coach, and despite the praise he received in 2025, his failures to get the most out of players and the success of Casey Chenoweth should have been writing on the wall.
FOX Sports' all-World Series team features deserving Cardinals nods and a glaring omission
David Freese, Chris Carpenter and Yadier Molina are three former St. Louis Cardinals earning a spot on FOX Sports' all-World Series team. However, Albert Pujols' absence from the list is quite an oversight.
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Cardinals' forgotten trade is paying off with another exciting catching prospect
The St. Louis Cardinals have so many exciting catchers in their system, and Sammy Hernandez is the next in that line. He was acquired in the Genesis Cabrera trade and now joins Rainiel Rodriguez, Leo Bernal, Jimmy Crooks, and Ivan Herrera in the pipeline
Tekoah Roby looks primed to be Cardinals breakout star of 2027 season
Tekoah Roby is an early breakout candidate for the St. Louis Cardinals in 2027, having star potential as someone who could debut and pitch in the Cardinals rotation very soon. He's been awesome in the Arizona Fall League in his return from injury.
Shortened 2027 MLB season could allow for Cardinals top prospects to debut sooner
The St. Louis Cardinals could call up their top prospects like Rainiel Rodriguez, Jesus Baez, Tanner Franklin, or Liam Doyle for Opening Day if the 2027 is shortened or delayed due to a lockout.Cardinals history




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Cardinals part ways with hitting coach Brant Brown in surprising coaching shakeup
The St. Louis Cardinals just moved on from hitting coach Brant Brown after two seasons, a move that came as a big surprise. Casey Chenoweth may be the lead candidate for the job after his work with young bats throughout the levels.
Rays and Brewers should also remind Cardinals that stars are needed for World Series
The St. Louis Cardinals need stars when they are ready to contend, just as the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers are proving right now. Chaim Bloom and Bill DeWitt Jr. both know that, and the Cardinals may already have some of those stars in house.
Cardinals’ 2027 rotation is shaping up to be their most exciting in years
The St. Louis Cardinals rotation has been boring for years now, but in 2027, that should change with the debut of more young exciting arms with strikeout stuff, joining a staff that has already begun to see that come to life.
Cardinals should do everyone a favor and move Riley O'Brien to a new role
Riley O'Brien was an All-Star closer but the metrics do not match the performance. In another middling 2027 season, the Cardinals may do well to move him out of the closer spot and find their next lockdown reliever.
Former Cardinals depth arm is guaranteed a World Series ring this year
Former Cardinal Jake Woodford spent time with both the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers this year, meaning he is guaranteed to hold a piece of franchise history with a World Series ring.
A familiar invader is rumored to be encroaching on the Cardinals front office
Randy Flores handled the St. Louis Cardinals' drafts for a decade, and now other teams are in hot pursuit of the assistant general manager. The Houston Astros are the latest to enter the chase after poaching Jeff Luhnow from the Cardinals in 2011.
Chaim Bloom gave the Rays their World Series blueprint, and the Cardinals are next
Chaim Bloom once built The Rays Way for the Tampa Bay Rays, which has helped lead them to the World Series even today. Bloom is now using that model to transform The Cardinal Way as they build the next great era in St. Louis Cardinals history.
Richie Palacios' postseason heroics with Rays might make the Cardinals regret their trade
Richie Palacios is giving St. Louis Cardinals' fans flashbacks to Randy Arozarena six years ago. The Tampa Bay Rays second baseman was traded for Andrew Kittredge a few offseasons ago, and is now a star in the ALCS.
Orioles owner completely contradicts Cardinals chairman Bill DeWitt Jr.'s infamous claim
Baltimore Orioles owner David Rubenstein just said owning MLB teams is making more money than private equity, a direct contrast from what St. Louis Cardinals owner Bill DeWitt Jr. said in recent years. Not great for upcoming CBA negotiations.
Cardinals' young pitching makes Michael McGreevy an interesting trade candidate
Michael McGreevy has been really solid for the St. Louis Cardinals, but he makes a ton of sense as a trade candidate to try and maximize the value of their roster long-term.
Reds' Elly De La Cruz conundrum should serve as a lesson for the Cardinals
The Cincinnati Reds have been fighting off Elly De La Cruz trade rumors all offseason, and the Cardinals can learn something from how they got there.
Blaze Jordan is the Cardinals' great unknown heading into critical offseason
Blaze Jordan's season was a tale of two halves, with one featuring a Triple-A breakout and the other a middling MLB showing before an injury ended his campaign early. What role will he play with the Cardinals moving forward?
The next Cardinal Silver Slugger is primarily known for his glove
The St. Louis Cardinals have tons of talent funneling upwards, but if JJ Wetherholt can dial in his approach, a Silver Slugger is not out of the question next season.
Reuniting with the Cardinals could satisfy Sonny Gray's local desires
Sonny Gray wants to return to the mound in 2027, and the St. Louis Cardinals should be within the area close to home where he's willing to play. But how much would Gray and the Cardinals be willing to reunite?





