The Cardinals are back at Busch Stadium to open a seven-game homestand starting with a four-game weekend series against the Colorado Rockies (June 6-9) followed by three games with the Pittsburgh Pirates (June 11-13).
The Cardinals return to Busch Stadium to open a 9-game homestand, w/ a 3-game series against the Red Sox (May 17-19), followed by a 3-game Interleague series with the Orioles (May 20-22) and concludes with a 3-game weekend series vs the division rival Cubs (May 24-26).
The Cardinals are back at Busch Stadium to open a six-game homestand starting with a three-game weekend series against the Chicago White Sox (May 3-5) followed by three games with the New York Mets (May 6-8).
The Cardinals are back at Busch Stadium to open a 6-game homestand starting with a 3-game weekend series against the Milwaukee Brewers (April 19-21) followed by 3 games w/ the Arizona Diamondbacks (April 22-24).
The St. Louis Cardinals will open their 133rd season of play in the NL tomorrow afternoon when they visit the Los Angeles Dodgers at 1:10 p.m. PDT/3:10 p.m. CDT in the opening game of the 162-game MLB regular season.
With almost a week left of spring training, we look at Tommy Edman's IL stint, the impact this has on Dylan Carlson, and why a little more pitching depth might not be a bad thing for the team.
The Cardinals have a lot of options with their current roster construction, but a lot of how the opening day lineup will look will be based off how the dominos fall.
It's been a busy off-season for both the Cardinals, and former Cardinals. The team has brought in (or brought back) 30 players along with 11 international players, while sending out 37 players.
The 27th Cardinals Care Winter Warm-Up and the Cardinals Caravan highlight a busy Cardinals-themed holiday weekend that kicks off the 2024 season.
This time on Redbird Droppings, a look at the freeze on payroll, why Chaim Bloom gets an unfair reputation from Boston, and why Trevor Bauer won't be a Cardinal.
