Cards prospect Mathews rocked early in 3rd career start
PHILADELPHIA – With an overworked bullpen, a rotation that saw two starters land on the injured list in two days in this series, and a team clinging to its postseason hopes, the St. Louis Cardinals needed a solid and deep outing from left-hander Quinn Mathews on Saturday.
Cardinals place Dobbins (flexor strain) on IL, recall Mathews for start at Philly
PHILADELPHIA -- The St. Louis Cardinals placed right-hander Hunter Dobbins on the 15-day injured list with a right flexor strain on Saturday. Dobbins experienced right forearm tightness before and during his start in the Cardinals’ 7-6 loss in 10 innings to the Phillies on Friday night, prompting manager Oliver Marmol
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New defensive metric shows Burleson rates among best at first base
CINCINNATI -- Perhaps Brad Pitt is to blame for the misconception, but a new Statcast metric aims to more accurately portray the defensive rigors faced by MLB first basemen -- and Alec Burleson seems to be a fan. “It just kind of gives you a better view, that first base
Still out of Cards' lineup, Winn comes in for defense vs. Phillies
PHILADELPHIA -- Gold Glove shortstop Masyn Winn was not in the Cardinals’ starting lineup for Friday’s game against the Phillies due to a left thumb injury. It was the second straight day in which the 24-year-old was not starting. He did enter as a pinch-runner in St. Louis’ six-run ninth
Dobbins exits with forearm tightness after Pallante (elbow inflammation) lands on IL
PHILADELPHIA -- The Cardinals’ rotation might have taken two hits in one day. After the club placed starter Andre Pallante on the 15-day injured list earlier in the day with right elbow inflammation, starter Hunter Dobbins exited with right forearm tightness after throwing one pitch in the fifth inning of
Latest Cardinals injuries & transactions
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10 slow starters who have turned their seasons around
Early-season numbers present an interesting glimpse into how we view player performance, since the year is young and those are the only games we are working with. When players start on a hot stretch, it’s easy to get excited. On the flip side, slow starts might make us put too
5 reasons why the Cardinals have gotten back to winning after the Deadline
Since trading away multiple key pieces from their Major League roster at the Trade Deadline, the Cardinals have gone 11-6 in their contests, stringing together five straight series victories and seemingly reviving their hopes of pushing for the postseason. But how did the club get back to its winning ways?
Dropped final out leads to 6-run Cards rally in the 9th for stunning win
CINCINNATI -- With the game on the line in the top of the ninth on Thursday afternoon, the Cardinals desperately needed a ball in the air. Pinch-hitter Everson Pereira couldn’t provide it, meaning that JJ Wetherholt simply lofting a routine fly ball thereafter was not supposed to have any tangible
How rare is a 15-HR year at Double-A as a teen? Cards prospect joins star-studded list
Dating back to 2006, just six players have hit 15 or home runs at Double-A before turning 20 years old. Rainiel Rodriguez became No. 6 on Thursday night, joining a list that includes Giancarlo Stanton, Fernando Tatis Jr., Jackson Chourio, Samuel Basallo and Leo De Vries (MLB’s No. 2 prospect).
One potential prospect callup for each team
Unless you were hiding under a baseball rock last week, you noticed Cardinals’ prospect Joshua Báez made his big league debut against the Cubs in Chicago last Saturday. All he did was make history by becoming the first player in Major League history to homer in his first three plate
5 big questions about Joshua Báez's future
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Chappell Roan Night is coming to her hometown MiLB team -- and Chappell Roan approves
Hope they'll play "Hot To Go" at a Minor League Baseball game? You're probably about to get your wish. The Springfield Cardinals are paying tribute to a hometown kid made good with Chappell Roan Night on Thursday, Aug. 27. Roan was born in nearby Willard, Mo., and her roots are
Liberatore's great effort vs. Reds derailed by one pitch
CINCINNATI -- Two of the National League’s top rookies were at the center of the sequence that saw the Reds wrestle control of Wednesday night’s game at Great American Ball Park away from Matthew Liberatore and the Cardinals. With the Reds looking for damage down 2-0 in the sixth inning,
As Cards manage Leahy's workload, could he move to bullpen?
CINCINNATI -- To react at all to the early results from Cardinals starter Kyle Leahy was to overreact to them. Even as Leahy had a 5.52 ERA at the end of April of his first full season as a big league starter, this was a point on which Cardinals brass
Cards' top pitching prospect Doyle is dialed in during 2nd half of 2026
Liam Doyle has long sought challenges against the best. It’s why after a decorated high school career in New Hampshire at Pinkerton Academy, he made stops at three separate powerhouse collegiate programs (Coastal Carolina, Ole Miss, Tennessee) before the Cardinals selected him fifth overall in the 2025 Draft. His first
See where Burleson lands in latest Hitter Power Rankings
It’s a long season, as they say. And that means a long runway for players looking to find their footing. Get off to a slow start? It’s not ideal, but it’s also not the end of the story of your season. Our latest Hitter Power Rankings has some very familiar
Cardinals' top pick Condon posts 2 hits in professional debut
Trevor Condon made his professional debut on Tuesday, and he showed off pretty much everything that made the Cardinals select him with the 13th overall pick in the 2026 Draft. Condon, now rated as St. Louis’ No. 6 prospect, finished the game 2-for-5 with a double, a run scored and
Winn's career-high 3 extra-base hits back Leahy's strong start
CINCINNATI -- Masyn Winn’s first-career game with three extra-base hits was inspired by a pregame mechanical tweak. “We worked on leaving the bat on the shoulder rather than raising it up early,” Winn said. “It just keeps my hands more quiet. I felt very comfortable tonight.” Winn’s eruption at the
Cardinals' excellent farm system got even better after Draft, Deadline
Entering late July, the Cardinals’ farm system didn’t need to get much better. Rainiel Rodriguez was looking comfortable at Double-A at just 19 years old. Liam Doyle and Tanner Franklin flashed electric stuff on the mound. Joshua Báez was exhibiting the megawatt power that he put on full display in
In Walker and Báez, Cards may have a serious outfield duo
It’s not every day you see a giant, powerful right-handed bat roaming the outfield of a Major League stadium. And to see two on the same team? That’s the dream. It’s now the reality the St. Louis Cardinals are living in, and if this weekend was any indication, Jordan Walker
'Proud of the guys': Cards the picture of poise after dropping back leg of Reds DH
CINCINNATI -- The Cardinals are learning a lot about the character of their clubhouse after dropping a close-knit, 10-inning 6-5 thriller to the Reds. The last five days have not been easy, that's for sure. They played a day game at home against Philadelphia and won it. They traveled to