Redbird Rants
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With question marks about the 2025 starting rotation stability, the St. Louis Cardinals should take a look into signing José Quintana.
Andrew Heckroth|
The St. Louis Cardinals are going to get nothing in return for Paul Goldschmidt this offseason because of his terrible 2024 campaign. No draft pick compensation is on the table now, and that is a major problem for their reset.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals are open to moving Nolan Arenado this offseason, and the club expects the Winter Meetings to be the time where his trade market truly heats up. Other teams' interest in Alex Bregman and Juan Soto matters as well.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals are resetting this offseason, but the Los Angeles Dodgers continue to stack their deck even after winning a World Series by signing Blake Snell. Can the Cardinals really get back to competing with them?
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals may lose multiple high-leverage relievers this offseason, and if that's the case, the club may need to dip into free agency for a replacement for Ryan Helsley and Andrew Kittredge. Clay Homes makes a ton of sense from Mark Feinsand
Josh Jacobs|
Rather than trading Tommy Edman to the Los Angeles Dodgers when his value was at its peak, St. Louis Cardinals' president of baseball oeprations John Mozeliak held onto him and traded the superutility player at his lowest value.
Thomas Gauvain|
Former St. Louis Cardinals utility man Tommy Edman just signed a massive extension with the World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals' reset in 2025 allows young players to establish themselves as pieces of the future or as surplus, something the organization couldn't afford to do in the past.
Thomas Gauvain|
Nolan Arenado's willingness to move to first base for the St. Louis Cardinals could be a telling sign of how other teams view him in potential trades.
J.T. Buchheit|
The St. Louis Cardinals need to be Black Friday shopping for bargain players, with names like Luis Robert Jr., Jordan Romano, Michael Soroka, Jordan Montgomery, Wilyer Abreu, Clay Holmes, Chas McCormick, Austin Hays, and Kyle Gibson fitting the bill.
Josh Jacobs|
If the St. Louis Cardinals want their lineup to take a step forward in 2025, they need to allow Ivan Herrera to have an every day role.
Josh Jacobs|
A list of thank you's for Cardinals baseball this offseason, including Willson Contreras, Sonny Gray, Masyn Winn, the hope opener, and you, Cardinals Nation!
Ben Goldberg|
Chaim Bloom will be saddled with the unenviable task of restoring the St. Louis Cardinals' image in the eyes of players, but his history could make that a bleak proposition.
J.T. Buchheit|
The St. Louis Cardinals have hired former Seattle Mariners minor league pitching coordinator Matt Pierpont to be their Director of Pitching.
Thomas Gauvain|
The St. Louis Cardinals are shopping Nolan Arenado in trade talks, and the Phillies, Red Sox, Tigers, Padres, and Giants are all strong fits for the third baseman. Especially now that he is willing to move to first base.
Josh Jacobs|
Former St. Louis Cardinals closer Giovanny Gallegos is on the move, John Mozeliak could swing a major trade for Luis Robert Jr., and the Cardinals' defense behind the plate could be much better in 2024 with Willson Contreras moving to first base.
Thomas Gauvain|
The St. Louis Cardinals are letting first baseman Paul Goldschmidt walk in free agency this offseason, and apparently their division rival, the Milwaukee Brewers, are in hard pursuit.
Josh Jacobs|
A bold three-trade proposal that includes the Seattle Mariners involves the St. Louis Cardinals trading Nolan Arenado and Ryan Helsley to the Philadelphia Phillies for multiple top prospects.
Thomas Gauvain|
The St. Louis Cardinals are shopping third baseman Nolan Arenado this offseason, and in order to help a trade happen, Arenado is now open to a position change to first base.
Josh Jacobs|
The St. Louis Cardinals signed former top-100 prospect Jose Barrero to a minor-league deal this week. You may know the shortstop from his time with the Cincinnati Reds, and now he is looking to revitalize his career in St. Louis.
Josh Jacobs|
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