Redbird Rants
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Two-way players are rare in Major League Baseball, but at one point in their careers, St. Louis Cardinals' players Masyn Winn, Alec Burleson, Brandon Crawford, Michael McGreevy, Steven Matz, and Jacob Bosiokovic fit the bill.
Andrew Wang|
The St. Louis Cardinals will no longer have one of their legends calling games in 2025 after a surprise announcement from FanDuel Sports Network today that Jim Edmonds was no longer on the broadcast team.
Josh Jacobs|
Prospect Leonardo Bernal is seen as one of the top catching prospects in the organization and fans now have the ability to invest in his potential and profit on his success.
Scott Plaza|
On February 1st, 2021, St. Louis Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak traded for one of the game's best third baseman in Nolan Arenado.
Thomas Gauvain|
The Los Angeles Dodgers recently designated reliever Ryan Brasier for assignment, and his veteran abilites paired with his familiarity with Chaim Bloom make him a perfect fit for the St. Louis Cardinals.
Thomas Gauvain|
A strong group of free agents that the Cardinals should consider adding to their roster, including Yoan Moncada, J.D. Martinez, Tommy Pham, and Manuel Margot.
MacKinnon Baltes|
MLB Pipeline notes that the Central has the most top-100 prospects in the league, but the Cardinals are at the bottom of the division list. They need their player development restructure to work... and fast!
Scott Plaza|
The St. Louis Cardinals have the best utility player in baseball, and his name is Brendan Donovan. He's the closet thing to Ben Zobrist since the near Hall of Famer retired, and Cardinals fans need to appreciate how good he truly is.
Josh Jacobs|
Former St. Louis Cardinal Albert Pujols is already finding success in his young career as a manager. Could he be as successful in Major League Baseball?
Thomas Gauvain|
With spring training a few weeks away, it's time to predict what the St. Louis Cardinals Opening Day roster will look like. There are some surprises, but I think most of us know what to expect with the roster come March.
Josh Jacobs|
Lance Lynn, who pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals in 2024 but is now a free agent, is being viewed by some teams around the league as a closer, per a new report from Ken Rosenthal.
Michael Carpenter|
The St. Louis Cardinals moved Willson Contreras to first base this offseason, and he's already being recognized as one of the six best players in baseball at the position.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals are looking to give players like Nolan Gorman, Lars Nootbaar, and Jordan Walker full run in 2025. Have we already seen enough of Nolan Gorman?
Thomas Gauvain|
If Matthew Liberatore, Alec Burleson, Michael Siani, or Steven Matz were to struggle for the St. Louis Cardinals this year, they could find themselves playing elsewhere.
Scott Plaza|
The St. Louis Cardinals are planning to put their retool in motion in 2025, but one critical piece of the puzzle will have to wait one more season.
J.T. Buchheit|
JJ Wetherholt stayed steady while Tink Hence made a huge jump up the list. Quinn Mathews, who many see as MLB-ready, tumbled down Keith Law's list.
Scott Plaza|
The St. Louis Cardinals need to get creative in 2025, and one of the best ways they can do that is by letting Lars Nootbaar try and win their center field job. While his defense may leave a bit to be desired, he would be a major upgrade offensively.
Josh Jacobs|
If the St. Louis Cardinals are serious about a reset, they'd trade Erick Fedde, shop Ryan Helsley, extend Brendan Donovan, give young arms shots in the rotation, and play guys like Ivan Herrera at catcher and Lars Nootbaar in center field.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals possess a number of skilled catchers who could help the team in upcoming seasons.
J.T. Buchheit|
The youth movement creates uncertainty in the St. Louis Cardinals' outlook and ZiPS projections for 2025.
Thomas Gauvain|
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