Cardinals Announce Spring Roster Reduced to 31
The Cardinals announced yesterday that the team has reduced its Spring Training roster to 31 players, with 13 players moving to minor league camp.

The Cardinals announced yesterday that the team has reduced its Spring Training roster to 31 players, with 13 players moving to minor league camp.

Pitchers & catchers are reporting, & it begs the question: how are the Cardinals going to get innings for all their starters? I look at a few options. Plus, it sounds like Arenado won’t be moved, arbitration hearings are done, & they bring in 3 on MiLB deals.

The Cardinals need to listen to that old saying…shit or get off the pot. We’re a couple of weeks away from Spring Training and nothing has really changed; Arenado is still on the team, they haven’t really cut payroll, & there are quite a few young guys blocked from everyday jobs.

The Cardinals just completed the Winter Warm-Up, and the normal flow of news is a little slower than past years. They talk Arenado, some names that have popped up in trade rumors, a look at arbitration, and some former Cardinals news.

The 28th Cardinals Care Winter Warm-Up and the Cardinals Caravan highlight a busy Cardinals-themed holiday weekend that kicks off the 2025 season.

Not much in the headlines right now for the Cardinals; just more drama in the Nolan Arenado saga. There are also a few rumors around Paul Goldschmidt. And some former Cardinals are on the move.

The Cardinals are talking with their players with no trade clauses about the next season. Plus other trade candidates, minor transactions, and some former Cardinals in the news.

The Cardinals return to Busch Stadium for the final homestand of 2024 with four games against the Pittsburgh Pirates (Sept. 16-19) and a three-game Interleague weekend series against the Cleveland Guardians (Sept. 20-22).

The Cardinals are back at Busch & will induct 3 new members into the Red Jacket club as part of the organization’s Hall of Fame Weekend. The 6-game homestand begins with a 3-game Interleague weekend series against the Mariners (Sept. 6-8) followed by 3 games with the Reds (Sept. 10-12).

The Cardinals are back at Busch Stadium to open a six-game homestand starting with a three-game weekend series against the Los Angeles Dodgers (August 16-18) followed by three games with the Milwaukee Brewers (August 20-22).

The Cardinals return to Busch Stadium for a brief four-game homestand starting with a make-up game with the New York Mets (August 5), followed a three-game Interleague series against the Tampa Bay Rays (August 6-8).