A pregame ceremony that introduces the 2025 Cardinals, honors the club’s HOFers & celebrates the great tradition of Opening Day in St. Louis will highlight the annual return of baseball at Busch Stadium on Thursday.
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 St. Louis Cardinals announced Saturday that they have signed all of their pre-arbitration service time players to contracts for the 2025 season.
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.
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.
As we close into the deadline (5:00PM CST today), we're getting a lot more on the rumor front; not like a few years ago when Juan Soto was on the market, but some lesser names this year.
The St. Louis Cardinals selected shortstop JJ Wetherholt out of West Virginia University with their first-round selection (7th overall) in the 2024 Major League Baseball Draft.
With the All Star game a week away, rumors are starting to pick up; the trade deadline is July 30 & teams will start really putting feelers out about who will be buys & sellers. As of right now, the Cardinals appear to be buyers.
