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Surrounded by young guys, first baseman Alec Burleson is going to be the leader of the St. Louis Cardinals clubhouse in 2026 according to manager Oliver Marmol.
Scott Plaza|
The St. Louis Cardinals are still searching for a right-handed-hitting outfielder. They could have their answer to this dilemma on the roster already in Thomas Saggese.
Thomas Gauvain|
The St. Louis Cardinals' young reliever Gordon Graceffo is now equipped with a kick-change. What does the future hold for the flamethrower now that he's got another toy?
AJ Stone|
Griffin Canning could be a stabilizing presence for a St. Louis Cardinals rotation that has plenty of questions. The club is reportedly interested in acquiring him through free agency.
Scott Plaza|
Oliver Marmol and Chaim Bloom both talked about a potential extension for the St. Louis Cardinals manager at Winter Warm Up.
Thomas Gauvain|
The St. Louis Cardinals now have just one All-Star on their roster in Brendan Donovan. This rebuild is proving to be quite difficult emotionally for fans.
Thomas Gauvain|
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Matthew Liberatore switched his uniform number from 52 to 32, a number that has long been significant to the southpaw.
J.T. Buchheit|
What could the St. Louis Cardinals get for trading JoJo Romero, Ivan Herrera and Brendan Donovan to the World Series-chasing Boston Red Sox?
Brian Craig|
Chaim Bloom's first St. Louis Cardinals offseason is off to a great start. But he still has some decisions to make to finish putting his mark on his team, including Brendan Donovan, Lars Nootbaar, JJ Wethreholt, and more.
Brian Craig|
The St. Louis Cardinals were unable to deal Nolan Arenado last offseason, but Chaim Bloom was able to use his magic touch to push the trade across the finish line this year. John Mozeliak had multiple deals done last offseason, but Arenado got in the way.
Scott Plaza|
The St. Louis Cardinals have a frequently discussed trade partner for Brendan Donovan, but Lars Nootbaar may now be entering the conversation to be dealt alongside the utility player.
J.T. Buchheit|
Once the St. Louis Cardinals' top prospect, outfielder Jordan Walker could find himself as the odd man out of their young core moving forward if things don't break right for him in 2026.
Cliff Williams|
The St. Louis Cardinals have traded away Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras, and Nolan Arenado this offseason to accelerate their rebuild, sending away a ton of money to do so. Bloom calls it a sobering position to be in and a sign of of what needs to change.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals signed an exciting international free agent class today, highlighted by top Dominican outfield prospect Emmanuel Luna and shortstop Carlos Carrion. This is a strong class and will bolster the Cardinals system.
Josh Jacobs|
Despite not playing more than 107 games in a season, St. Louis Cardinals catcher Ivan Herrera checks in at #98 in MLB Network's Top 100 Players countdown.
Scott Plaza|
Chaim Bloom has done well in trading pricey veterans from the St. Louis Cardinals for prospects. However, the DeWitt family should also receive recognition for being willing to send millions of dollars with these players.
Thomas Gauvain|
On January 14, 2008, the St. Louis Cardinals and Toronto Blue Jays swapped All-Star third basemen when the Jays sent Troy Glaus to the Cardinals for Scott Rolen.
Thomas Gauvain|
The St. Louis Cardinals' Chaim Bloom has a knack for moving players with no-trade clauses and carrying out deals that appear difficult to negotiate, as indicated by his moves of Nolan Arenado, Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras. John Mozeliak can't compare.
J.T. Buchheit|
The St. Louis Cardinals traded Nolan Arenado to the Arizona Diamondbacks, but apparently the San Diego Padres were the other heavy suitor. They did not want to take on the $11 million that Arizona did though, so they missed out on him at first base.
Josh Jacobs|
Nolan Arenado has finally been traded by the St. Louis Cardinals, though it appears he may chosen the Arizona Diamondbacks as his eventual destination.
Brandon Glick|
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