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St. Louis Cardinals' breakout prospect Deniel Ortiz has an offensive skillset that can help him move through the minor leagues, and he is being recognized for it.
Scott Plaza|
St. Louis Cardinals legend Albert Pujols was hired as the Los Angeles Angels manager today, replacing former manager Ron Washington. This comes on the heels of Chaim Bloom announcing that they are retaining Oliver Marmol as Cardinals manager.
Josh Jacobs|
The Giants fired Bob Melvin, potentially removing San Francisco from Sonny Gray's preferred trade destinations away from the St. Louis Cardinals.
Scott Plaza|
Chaim Bloom wants to add pitching depth for the St. Louis Cardinals this offseason in free agency, and Jordan Montgomery, Martin Perez, Miles Mikolas, Steven Matz, Andrew Heaney, Nick Martinez, Zack Littell, Tyler Mahle, and more fit the bill.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals introduced Chaim Bloom as their new president of baseball operations this week, and he has already stated that acquiring pitching depth in free agency for their rotation will be a priority this offseason.
Miranda Remaklus|
Chaim Bloom has announced his decision on manager Oli Marmol after taking over the St. Louis Cardinals front office from John Mozeliak.
Brandon Glick|
In order to clear logjams and make space, Chaim Bloom will have to trade at least one of Brendan Donovan, Alec Burleson, Nolan Gorman, and Lars Nootbaar this offseason.
Thomas Gauvain|
The St. Louis Cardinals have a new president of baseball operations in Chaim Bloom, and he put to bed the question that many fans had about whether or not ownership would reinvest in the club going forward.
Josh Jacobs|
The Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Brewers, and Cincinnati Reds all made the 2025 MLB postseason, putting pressure on the St. Louis Cardinals to keep up in the divisional arms race.
Brandon Glick|
The St. Louis Cardinals have a lot of former members in the playoffs this year in Harrison Bader, Randy Arozarena, Tommy Edman, Mike Shildt, Paul Goldschmidt, Edmundo Sosa, Luke Weaver, Carson Kelly, and others who could become October legends.
Josh Jacobs|
John Mozeliak's tenure with the St. Louis Cardinals concluded after the 2025 season. Former Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina praised Mozeliak for his success.
Andrew Heckroth|
Fans of the Chicago Cubs took to the internet to slam St. Louis Cardinals manager Oli Marmol after he opted to walk Michael Busch in a perfectly logical move.
J.T. Buchheit|
Willson Contreras acknowledged the St. Louis Cardinals are heading toward a long rebuild, but also left his conversation with Chaim Bloom very encouraged by his plan. That should be both sobering and encouraging to Cardinals fans.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals and Willson Contreras decided he would switch to first base this offseason, a move that paid major dividends for both sides even though many questioned the decision.
Josh Jacobs|
Chaim Bloom is going to overhaul the St. Louis Cardinals 40-man roster this offseason, meaning Nolan Arenado, Sonny Gray, Lars Nootbaar, Michael Siani, Zack Thompson, Yohel Pozo, Miles Mikolas, Willson Contreras, John King, and others won't be back.
Josh Jacobs|
John Mozeliak's tenure running the St. Louis Cardinals is officially over, and now Chaim Bloom is taking over. Mozeliak put together one of the best eras of Cardinals baseball, and while it ended poorly, he should be celebrated by Cardinals fans.
Josh Jacobs|
The latest of three veteran players, Wilson Conteras's future with the Cardinals is uncertain. If he stays or goes, his future will be one of the biggest storylines of the St. Louis Cardinals’ offseason.
Henry Chappell|
The St. Louis Cardinals are planning to start Kyle Leahy in their game against the Chicago Cubs on Sept. 28 and potentially stretch him out to be a full-time starter in 2026.
J.T. Buchheit|
Brendan Donovan is the perfect player to lead the St. Louis Cardinals rebuild because of his talent and incredible leadership. With young prospects set to take over in the coming years, Donovan can show them what it takes to be a winner in this league.
Josh Jacobs|
These five St. Louis Cardinals, Jordan Walker, Erick Fedde, Miles Mikolas, Andre Pallante, and Nolan Arenado, are the players who are the most responsible for the team's failure to take the next step in 2025.
J.T. Buchheit|
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