Ambidextrous pitcher Cijntje strikes out same batter twice -- once with each hand
Ambidextrous prospect Jurrangelo Cijntje has spent most of this season pitching right-handed for Double-A Springfield. But batters still need to be prepared to see the lefty version, too. Wichita’s Garrett Spain was reminded of that on Saturday. Cijntje (St. Louis’ No. 4 prospect / MLB's No. 86 overall) faced Spain
Cardinals shut down by PCA-Brown tandem
ST. LOUIS -- The most shocking celebration performed by Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong against the Cardinals this weekend at Busch Stadium wasn’t one that happened on second base following either of his doubles to this point in the series.
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'Thump'! Velázquez goes yard against Imanaga to power Cards past Cubs
ST. LOUIS -- When asked what Nelson Velázquez would bring to the Cardinals’ roster following his promotion to the big leagues on Friday afternoon, manager Oliver Marmol offered a straightforward, one-word answer. “Thump,” Marmol said with a grin.
Crooks joins catching mix; Velázquez also promoted in flurry of roster moves
ST. LOUIS -- After two months adhering to a catching rotation that the Cardinals maintained coalesced into a number of benefits for the club’s early-season success, catcher Jimmy Crooks finally became impossible to ignore. St. Louis announced a series of roster moves on Friday afternoon before the series opener against
Cards-Cubs first '26 clash comes at a crucial time for both clubs
The St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs own one of baseball’s best and most historic rivalries, which dates all the way back to 1885. When these two teams face off, the games tend to carry a little extra weight. This weekend’s first clash of the 2026 season should be no
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What Nootbaar's return will mean for Cards -- and for his future
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Heartbreak, dominance, back to heartbreak: May's roller-coaster history in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE -- The last time Dustin May stepped on the mound at American Family Field, his promising trajectory as a top prospect in the Dodgers’ organization was derailed on one pitch. Visibly in pain after delivering a fastball in this park back in 2021, May was forced to exit and
Nobody has more homers in May than this red-hot Top 100 prospect at Triple-A
Entering this week, Joshua Báez had been enjoying a season of ebbs and flows at the dish. Then he walked into Werner Park on Tuesday and hasn’t stopped mashing since. MLB.com's No. 68 prospect homered in his third consecutive game Thursday night en route to Triple-A Memphis' 5-4 victory over
NEW Top 200 Draft Prospects list! Here are 7 key takeaways
As the calendar gets set to turn to June, Draft buzz is picking up exponentially. Scouts are scattered all over the country with NCAA Division I Regional play kicking off on Friday while also planning to see high schoolers in action for the last time in state playoffs. The Draft
Brewers, Cardinals clear air surrounding beef leading up to Uribe incident
MILWAUKEE -- Christian Yelich said the beef between the Brewers and Cardinals had been “handled” by Wednesday morning and St. Louis manager Oliver Marmol said he saw no need for extracurriculars in the matinee series finale at American Family Field, a 2-1 Brewers win that was notable only for St.
Former college teammates Wetherholt and Scott II reunited in the pros
The St. Louis Cardinals Opening Day lineup was unique in one respect: It was the only one among 30 MLB teams that featured two players who had previously been college teammates. When rookie second baseman JJ Wetherholt and center fielder Victor Scott II took the field together at Busch Stadium
Walker moves up to No. 6 in Hitter Power Rankings
Memorial Day has passed and the air is getting warmer, which means summer is fast approaching. Or maybe it's just the heat from the bats featured in the latest Hitter Power Rankings. Our latest poll of MLB.com experts produced a major shakeup, with Yankees slugger Aaron Judge making a significant
Five years later, looking at each team's best 2021 Draft pick
We say it every year, and it bears repeating again: the Draft is hard. Front offices spend years scouting and analyzing a particular Draft class, but even the best baseball minds can’t predict what will happen with absolute certainty in the years after. Take the 2021 class ahead of its
McGreevy's numbers don't add up, and Brewers saw through it
MILWAUKEE – Michael McGreevy is an odd pitcher.
Looking for OF power? Báez shows he has it to burn in two-homer game at Triple-A
St. Louis' offense is taking flight this year with an uptick in scoring a key to the team's hot start. But the Cardinals certainly could use more offensive production from the outfield, where outside of Jordan Walker, they have hit just .220/.265/.331. But down at Triple-A, one of their top
Uribe apologizes to teammates after gesture; Murphy: 'It's just unacceptable'
MILWAUKEE – Brewers reliever Abner Uribe apologized to everybody but the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday after making lewd gestures toward the visitors’ dugout in the eighth inning of Milwaukee’s 6-0 win at American Family Field. Uribe, a self-described high-intensity right-hander with a fastball to match, was pitching with a
Cardinals' pitching pipeline revamp key to long-term success
When left-hander Brycen Mautz was called upon for his Major League debut against the Brewers in relief of starter Matthew Liberatore on Monday, the Cardinals needed innings. The three Mautz gave them meant more than the box score showed. But Mautz’s appearance represented more than a short-term lift for the
Cards' No. 20 prospect Mautz makes anticipated MLB debut out of 'pen
MILWAUKEE -- Brycen Mautz’s MLB debut was anything but ordinary. It’s agonizing enough waiting for your first big league moment. But for Mautz, he had to wait longer than most -- and travel hundreds of miles across the Midwest. St. Louis’ No. 20 prospect, per MLB Pipeline, was the scheduled
Cardinals' Rodriguez finds comfort -- and a bunch of hits -- in his first Double-A home game
It didn’t take long for Rainiel Rodriguez to ingratiate himself to the crowd at Route 66 Stadium. Playing in his first game at Double-A Springfield’s home park, MLB's top catching prospect laced three singles and drove in a run in the Cardinals’ 11-6 win over Wichita on Monday night. The
Cards-Reds finale postponed; No. 20 prospect Mautz called up before rainout
CINCINNATI -- With a postponement due to weather on Sunday, the Cardinals’ rainy three-game series against the Reds ended with a doubleheader on Saturday as the only action, which the teams split. The teams will make up the game as the first game of a split doubleheader on Aug. 17
'Living a dream': Torres homers, reaches 3 times in debut after 11 years in Minors
CINCINNATI -- There was a moment, seven years into his pro career, when Bryan Torres was contemplating whether it was time to call it quits. The Puerto Rico native had toiled for five seasons in Rookie ball in the Brewers' organization, and after a year in limbo during the coronavirus