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Oliver Marmol takes full responsibility and ownership for filling out the St. Louis Cardinals lineup card and making bullpen decisions.
Thomas Gauvain|
Brendan Donovan is partnering with the Dealin' the Cards podcast tonight to raise money for local St. Louis veterans, and joining them will be Bernie Miklasz, Trevor Rosenthal, Katie Woo, Derrick Goold, Jeff Jones, Rob Cerfolio, and more. Come join us!
Josh Jacobs|
Dustin May isn't quite the elite caliber of starter most St. Louis Cardinals fans were hoping for this offseason, but he's got the pedigree and talent to reemerge as a key rotation member if the Cardinals handle him correctly.
Brandon Glick|
Dustin May gives the St. Louis Cardinals six major-league quality starting options. Who esle will be a part of that group out of Matthew Liberatore, Kyle Leahy, Michael McGreevy, and Andre Pallante?
Scott Plaza|
Ketel Marte placed the St. Louis Cardinals on his no-trade list, reflecting the colossal failures of the organization to maintain respectability among players within the league.
J.T. Buchheit|
Chaim Bloom inherited a broken system when he became the St. Louis Cardinals President of Baseball Operations. He's already worked hard to amend the mistakes of his predecessor, John Mozeliak.
Thomas Gauvain|
St. Louis Cardinals president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom admitted that his sons have given him grief over his trade of Mookie Betts.
J.T. Buchheit|
A look at the contenders that could look to acquire St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado, and how he fits with each of those potential teams.
Cliff Williams|
St. Louis Cardinals top prospect JJ Wetherholt would love to play for Korea in the World Baseball Classic if given the chance this year.
Scott Plaza|
The Cardinals got the worst outcome possible for the draft lottery. But this player can be the hidden gem for them in the 2026 MLB Draft.
Mason Keith|
The St. Louis Cardinals are looking to trade Brendan Donovan, and the Seattle Mariners and San Francisco Giants have risen as front-runners. The Cardinals want Lazaro Montes and Jurrangelo Cijintje or Gavin Kilen and Carson Whisenhunt in return.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals just signed Dustin May to join their 2026 rotation, a big move by Chaim Bloom to target upside in their rotation. The move is a one-year agreement.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals are trying to trade Brendan Donovan and Willson Contreras, and so the New York Mets signing of Jorge Polanco to play first base and replace Pete Alonso for them now brings clarity to both of their trade markets
Josh Jacobs|
Kyle Leahy is expected to become a starter while Gordon Graceffo transitions to relief full time. Prospect Tink Hence is still working to find his best role for the future.
Scott Plaza|
Willson Contreras' trade market is heating up after Pete Alonso signed in free agency, and his former team, the New York Mets, is interested in the St. Louis Cardinals' first baseman. Is there a fit on both sides here?
Brandon Glick|
While the St. Louis Cardinals had a quiet Winter Meetings, MLB Network's Jon Morosi fully expects the Cardinals to make multiple trades before the end of the calendar year. Brendan Donovan, JoJo Romero, Willson Contreras, and Nolan Arenado are to watch
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals' rebuild is expected to continue with a trade of Willson Contreras at some point this offseason, and it's looking likely that he may reunite with Sonny Gray.
Brandon Glick|
Chaim Bloom said in an interview that the St. Louis Cardinals may not have developed Ivan Herrera's catching skills properly, which further condemns the organization's developmental processes.
J.T. Buchheit|
Matt Svanson could become next season's Kyle Leahy for the St. Louis Cardinals in their bullpen.
Scott Plaza|
The St. Louis Cardinals entered the Winter Meetings with several tradeable players, including Willson Contreras and Brendan Donovan. They left with the same number of candidates, but that shouldn't cause Cardinals fans to lose trust in Chaim Bloom.
Thomas Gauvain|
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