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The St. Louis Cardinals optioned Matt Koperniak, Thomas Saggese, Michael Helman, and 10 other players to minor league camp on Sunday, bringing their roster down to 31 players as they finalize that group for Opening Day.
Josh Jacobs|
A look at the top seasons of legendary Cardinals players over time. This includes all-time greats like Bob Gibson, Yadier Molina, Mark McGwire, Albert Pujols, Rogers Hornsby, Ozzie Smith, Scott Rolen, and Stan Musial.
Justin Renaldi|
The St. Louis Cardinals just played a trainwreck of a game on Sunday that included Sonny Gray being removed from the game four times and reinserted three times. Gray needs to get sharp soon, as Opening Day is around the corner.
Josh Jacobs|
Miles Mikolas, Steven Matz, and Erick Fedde are on expiring contracts, so the "blocking" concerns of Quinn Mathews, Michael McGreevy, and Tink Hence may be overstated.
Scott Plaza|
Should Brendan Donovan, Masyn Winn, or Lars Nootbaar hit leadoff for the St. Louis Cardinals in 2025? The answer is obvious with how well Lars Nootbaar has played in that spot.
Thomas Gauvain|
The St. Louis Cardinals should put Victor Scott II, Matt Koperniak, Michael McGreevy, Jose Barrero, and Luken Baker on the Opening Day roster while leaving off Nick Anderson, Michael Siani, and John King due to performance.
Josh Jacobs|
Eleven active position players that have gotten the best of the St. Louis Cardinals throughout their years in the big leagues.
Mack Baltes|
During the offseason, St. Louis Cardinals prospect Gordon Graceffo spent time with Tread Athletics. Now, he aims to make the big-league squad.
Thomas Gauvain|
With Brendan Donovan, Lars Nootbaar, and Ryan Helsley as leaders of the young core, the St. Louis Cardinals should have lots of faith in their next generation of players.
Thomas Gauvain|
Ryan Ludwick compared Cardinals top pitching prospect Quinn Mathews to future Hall of Famer Clayton Kershaw before the Spring Breakout game.
Scott Plaza|
The most successful franchise in the National League continues to hold its prestigious image across all of MLB.
Mason Keith|
Bailey Horn was DFAd and traded to the Tigers. Willson Contreras' switch to first also shows confidence in Bernal and Crooks. Mathews, Crooks, Bernal, Wetherholt, Saggese, Davis, Gastelum, and Showalter all participated in the spring breakout game.
Scott Plaza|
While expectations are low for the 2025 St. Louis Cardinals, these two players, Nolan Gorman and Lars Nootbaar, are showing promise during spring training.
Mason Keith|
The St. Louis Cardinals continue to sign players who grew up in the team's geographical footprint, which spells trouble for the organization.
J.T. Buchheit|
With the St. Louis Cardinals signing of Phil Maton, their Opening Day roster looks a lot clearer on the pitching side, and we may have seen the end of Michael Siani hold on the center field spot from a position player outlook.
Josh Jacobs|
Now that the St. Louis Cardinals have added Phil Maton to their bullpen and Matthew Liberatore is officially a reliever, their bullpen mix seems to be set. Nick Anderson will likely round it out along with Kyle Leahy.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals brought Lance Lynn back for the 2024 season, and after rebounding for them last year, he is now being looked at by the Chicago Cubs to fill a void for them before the regular season begins.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals signed Phil Maton today, but MLBPA is still frustrated by their lack of spending. Matthew Liberatore will begin the year in a bullpen role, while Tekoah Roby will start games in the minor leagues.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals have signed right-handed reliever Phil Maton to a one-year deal.
Thomas Gauvain|
Matz, Pallante, Liberatore, and McGreevy are fighting for two spots, and the first two should receive the first crack at the Opening Day rotation.
Scott Plaza|
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