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The St. Louis Cardinals' 2024 first-round pick, JJ Wetherholt, is getting a lot of hype from fans during spring training. Many want to see him debut in 2025. Even though that is unlikely, the odds have grown based on recent industry trends.
Josh Jacobs|
The article compares the defensive prowess of Yadier Molina to other all-time greats like Ivan Rodriguez and Johnny Bench. Molina ranks as good as any defender who has played the catching position. Yadi can be considered the best catcher ever!
Justin Renaldi|
The St. Louis Cardinals need Ryan Helsley to be a top closer in 2025, but his first outing of Spring Training could spark some concerns.
J.T. Buchheit|
St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado failed to get on base against the New York Yankees, one of his potential suitors this winter, during Wednesday's matchup.
Thomas Gauvain|
The St. Louis Cardinals are taking a three-hour bus ride to face the New York Yankees today, and Nolan Arenado is joining them. This is uncommon for a veteran like him and may be a sign he's still trying to swing their interest in him.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals' top pitching prospect, Quinn Mathews, dueled against future Hall of Famer Max Scherzer on Tuesday while facing an MVP candidate in Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and he dominated on the mound. The hype is real.
Josh Jacobs|
St. Louis Cardinals prospect Victor Scott II struggled during his rookie year in 2024 but has come out swinging a hot bat in spring training. This is putting him firmly in the mix to win the center field job over Michael Siani and Lars Nootbaar.
Scott Plaza|
Over the years, St. Louis Cardinals hitters like Victor Scott II, Brian Barton, Khalil Greene, Shane Robinson, Pete Kozma, and Rangel Ravelo impressed in spring training but flamed out in the regular season.
Scott Plaza|
Potential growth from relievers like Riley O'Brien, Ryan Fernandez, and Matthew Liberatore in 2025 will make the St. Louis Cardinals' bullpen even better than it was in 2024.
Thomas Gauvain|
The St. Louis Cardinals have plenty of faith in their young catchers Ivan Herrera and Pedro Pages, according to manager Oliver Marmol. It is what has given them the confidence to move Willson Contreras to first base.
Scott Plaza|
The St. Louis Cardinals' transition year will see John Mozeliak finish his time leading the club and hand over the reins to Chaim Bloom. When Mozeliak was asked about the future, he thinks the club could begin to spend again in 2027, 2028, or 2029.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals need to have young talent pop in 2025, and while there are some popular names who are looking to do that this year, guys like Tekoah Roby, Cooper Hjerpe, Gordon Graceffo, and Jose Barrero could make a difference for this team.
Josh Jacobs|
Regardless of whether they want him on the team, St. Louis Cardinals fans should envelop the embattled Nolan Arenado in loud cheers on Opening Day.
J.T. Buchheit|
The St. Louis Cardinals saw their top prospect and 2024 first-round pick, JJ Wetherholt, make his spring training debut Sunday, and after he mashed a home run and had an incredible day, the hype train couldn't be any greater for the shortstop.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals could get a haul for Erick Fedde in a trade during spring training, and it sounds like they may be positioning themselves to pull it off if their young arms keep performing and an injury happens to another team.
Josh Jacobs|
Jordan Walker, Lars Nootbaar, Masyn Winn, Nolan Gorman, and other young St. Louis Cardinals highlight the top 10 most important players for them in 2025. Sonny Gray, Andre Pallante, Brendan Donovan, Willson Contreras, Nolan Arenado are also on the list
Andrew Wang|
Marmol knows 2025 may be different, but he wants the young players to see what it is really like to play in front of the Best Fans in Baseball.
Scott Plaza|
The St. Louis Cardinals debuted their top prospect and 2024 first-round pick JJ Wetherholt today, and he crushed a three-run home run in his spring training debut.
Josh Jacobs|
Former rival and Milwaukee Brewer Jonathan Lucroy lauds St. Louis Cardinals legend Yadier Molina and believes him to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer.
Thomas Gauvain|
Miles Mikolas is on the hill and top prospect JJ Wetherholt gets his first taste of big league spring training for the St. Louis Cardinals
Scott Plaza|
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