The Cardinals couldn’t ask for much more from a key signing from their international pool a year ago. Sebastian Dos Santos has rolled with the challenges of adjusting to pro ball as well as some expedited promotions. Over just 92 games in affiliated ball, the club's No. 12 prospect has

Quinn Mathews has been knocking on the door of a callup to the big leagues, and another superb start for Triple-A Memphis on Friday will only help his case. The Cardinals’ No. 7 prospect posted a season-high 10 strikeouts while tying his season-long outing of seven innings, holding Durham to

The Fourth of July fireworks happened a few weeks ago, but Tai Peete and Jack Gurevitch are still lighting up the night sky. The duo kept the scoreboard operator busy at Dozer Park on Tuesday night, combining with five homers, seven extra-base hits and nine RBIs en route to High-A

Heading into the 2026 MLB Draft with the most selections of any team (including seven on Day 1), the Cardinals were well-positioned to strengthen one of the top farm systems in baseball. Early reviews suggest they knocked this Draft out of the park.

In the Single-A Florida State League, 1,477 fans witnessed something remarkable on Saturday. Brandon Clarke, in his first game back of the season after a one-start rehab, lit up the radar gun in a way that no lefty has outside of All-Star Aroldis Chapman. The Cardinals’ No. 7 prospect hit

These days, no one can keep Joshua Báez in the yard. The Cardinals’ No. 3 prospect -- and No. 46 overall, per MLB Pipeline -- crushed a 473-foot grand slam in the third inning of Friday’s 10-9 walk-off win for Triple-A Memphis over Iowa at AutoZone Park.

PHOENIX -- The Cardinals’ already-strong farm system got even stronger this week with the signing of No. 13 overall Draft pick Trevor Condon. Condon, an 18-year-old left-handed-hitting outfielder from Etowah High School in Woodstock, Ga., signed on Thursday for a bonus of $5,161,300 and gives the Cards an electric young

ST. LOUIS -- The Cardinals entered the 2026 MLB Draft with more Day 1 picks than any other team. Ultimately, the club came out of the whirlwind first day with a solid prospect haul that maximized upside, with youth as a notable theme of the day. St. Louis was one

ST. LOUIS -- The last time the Cardinals used a first-round pick to select a standout high school player from the state of Georgia, he turned into an All-Star outfielder. Like Jordan Walker during a Home Run Derby practice session at Busch Stadium on Saturday afternoon, the Cardinals swung for

ST. LOUIS -- The Cardinals continued their pitching carousel on Wednesday by selecting the contract of right-hander Luis Gastelum from Triple-A Memphis. The No. 21 prospect within the Cardinals organization, according to MLB Pipeline, made his MLB debut in the 5-1 win over the Brewers, taking over for Michael McGreevy

Jurrangelo Cijntje delivered some switch-pitching fireworks on the Fourth of July. The Cardinals’ No. 4 prospect twirled six scoreless innings Saturday, striking out nine, in a 7-5 win for Double-A Springfield over Arkansas at Route 66 Stadium. Cijntje scattered three hits and walked three while throwing 87 total pitches (59

Joshua Báez has delivered a few performances this year that will leave those in attendance in awe. The Cardinals’ No. 3 prospect turned in another of those nights Thursday with his fourth multihomer game of the season -- the eighth of his career -- in a three-hit outing in Triple-A

It was a massive power display for Double-A Springfield on Wednesday, with No. 2 Cardinals prospect Rainiel Rodriguez (MLB Pipeline’s No. 22 overall) leading the way. Rodriguez stayed hot in June with a 2-for-3 night, including a home run. Meanwhile, Tre Richardson III, Jesús Báez (STL No. 19) and Won-Bin

On a day particularly meaningful to Joshua Báez, the Cardinals slugger continued his Triple-A reign. MLB's No. 64 prospect joined the Diamondbacks' Manuel Pena as the only Minor Leaguers who have reached 25 home runs so far this season. Báez wasted no time on Father's Day, hitting the mark in

At any level, it's hard to argue with six hitless innings. That was exactly what the Double-A Springfield Cardinals received from Chen-Wei Lin on Friday against Wichita. Lin, the St. Louis Cardinals' No. 24 prospect, sprinkled three walks and a hit by pitch across his outing, but he struck out

ST. LOUIS -- After Andre Pallante became the second Cardinal starter in as many days to carry a perfect game bid into the middle innings, he joked with reporters that he knew he had to give up a hit at some point, so as not to show up his rotation

Joshua Báez put a crooked number in Triple-A Memphis' box score Tuesday, but his four-homer night carried much more weight off the diamond. MLB's No. 65 prospect tallied a career high in roundtrippers en route to a 12-5 victory over Nashville at AutoZone Park. Báez just happened to do that

MINNEAPOLIS -- It’s safe to say that Cardinals infielder Blaze Jordan is living the dream. Jordan, ranked by MLB Pipeline as St. Louis' No. 25 prospect, made his Major League debut on Friday and immediately made an impact during a 9-8 loss to the Twins, going 2-for-4 and recording an

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Cardinals made a flurry of moves on Friday, selecting the contract of infielder Blaze Jordan from Triple-A Memphis, recalling right-hander Chris Roycroft from Memphis and optioning third baseman Nolan Gorman and right-hander Hunter Dobbins to Memphis. The team also transferred Ramón Urías to the 60-day injured list.

It was nearly impossible to take your eyes off Rainiel Rodriguez on Thursday night, and it wasn't solely because of the high neon green socks that he wore as part of the unveiling of Double-A Springfield's Ozarks Snipe Hunters alternate identity. The Cardinals’ No. 2 prospect drilled not only his

Back on Jan. 15, the Cardinals landed Emanuel Luna as the 2026 international signing period opened. The outfielder turned 17 years old that day, and as the No. 8 prospect in his class, he became the organization’s highest-ranked signee since MLB Pipeline began its list in 2012. Handed a $2.3

Scoring against starters in the Cardinals system proved to be quite the challenge on Thursday night. From the 2024 Minor League Pitcher of the Year to a trio of 22-year-olds -- all of whom are ranked on the club's Top 30 Prospects list, the young pitchers struck out 31 while

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