
Redbird Droppings: Trade Deadline Rundown
As expected, the #Cardinals sold off a few players; maybe a few less than I would have liked. Here are the releases from the Cardinals about the 3 deals they conducted and scouting reports on the deals.

As expected, the #Cardinals sold off a few players; maybe a few less than I would have liked. Here are the releases from the Cardinals about the 3 deals they conducted and scouting reports on the deals.

I think it's safe to say no one saw the Cardinals being 7 games over .500 and a wild card contender coming to the halfway point of the season. It's been a fun season so far and it's the type of baseball Cardinals fans have missed the last few years. That said, there are some major issue with this team and a few moves to fix them.

The Cardinals are back at Busch Stadium to begin a 6-game homestand starting with a 3-game Interleague series vs the Royals as part of the 2nd annual “Rivalry Weekend” that will take place throughout MLB this weekend, followed by 3 games against division foe Pirates.

The Cardinals selected LHP Liam Doyle out of the University of Tennessee with their 1st-round selection (5th overall) in the 2025 MLB Draft. Doyle was joined by his Tennessee teammate RHP Tanner Franklin, taken 72nd overall. Memphis prep OF Ryan Mitchell was the 2nd round (55th) pick & San Diego 1B Jack Gurevitch was selected in the 3rd (89th).

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.

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.

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