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Baseball fans are abuzz as Brendan Donovan of the St. Louis Cardinals is the subject of numerous trade rumors. Teams like the Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers are among those interested, with Donovans versatility making him a valuable asset. The Cardinals President of Baseball Operations, Chaim Bloom, is reportedly seeking young prospects in a deal. Meanwhile, Ketel Marte of the Arizona Diamondbacks is also a hot topic, with the San Francisco Giants potentially in the mix. The Giants need for a player like Donovan or Marte, coupled with the Diamondbacks potential reluctance to trade within their division, could position...

The St. Louis Cardinals have signed free agent pitcher Dustin May to a one-year contract, aligning with their new strategy under GM Chaim Bloom. May, a six-year veteran with a mid-nineties fastball, pitched over 132 innings last year, striking out 123 batters. This move follows Blooms approach of bringing in veteran players on short-term deals, potentially becoming trade assets or contributing to a playoff push. The Cardinals are expected to make more moves, with trade discussions underway for players like Brendan Donovan.

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New Cardinals executive Chaim Bloom is making waves with his early offseason moves, trading Sonny Gray and signing Dustin May. Despite past criticism, such as trading Mookie Betts, Cardinals fans are embracing his vision for the teams future.

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The San Francisco Giants are actively pursuing St. Louis Cardinals Gold Glove infielder Brendan Donovan to strengthen their infield. With a no-trade clause shifting focus, the Giants are among the leading contenders, along with the Seattle Mariners, for Donovans services. The Cardinals seek multiple top prospects in return, but Donovans strong offensive numbers and defensive skills make him a valuable asset. The Giants aim to secure Donovans services this winter to improve their competitiveness for the upcoming season.

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The Cardinals signed Dustin May to a one-year contract, a low-risk move with potential high rewards. Despite a history of injuries, Mays stuff-plus declined last season, and hes thrown only 324 innings. The team hopes his pre-injury pitch quality returns, making him a valuable asset.

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Chaim Bloom, president of baseball operations for the St. Louis Cardinals, is facing a tough decision as All-Star second baseman Brendan Donovan is a hot commodity on the trade market. With the Seattle Mariners and San Francisco Giants leading the race, Bloom is seeking multiple top prospects in exchange for Donovan, who is under team control through 2027. This potential trade comes after Blooms controversial move to trade Mookie Betts to the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2020, which has since resulted in three World Series wins for the Dodgers and two playoff appearances for the Red Sox.

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The San Francisco Giants and Seattle Mariners are in talks with the St. Louis Cardinals for utility player Brendan Donovan. Donovan, known for his versatility and impressive performance, could fill a role at second base for both teams. The Cardinals aim to acquire high-end prospects, with Gavin Kilen and Carson Whisenhunt from the Giants being potential targets. The trade could happen soon, potentially before Christmas, and would significantly impact the rosters of all three teams.

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The St. Louis Cardinals, led by new President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom, are in a critical offseason, aiming to revitalize the team after three tough seasons. After trading pitcher Sonny Gray, catcher Willson Contreras is now a hot topic in trade rumors, with the Boston Red Sox expressing strong interest. This potential move underscores the Cardinals focus on reshaping their roster for the future, as they continue to navigate the offseason.

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The St. Louis Cardinals have made a significant move by signing pitcher Dustin May to a fifteen-million-dollar contract for the 2026 season. This acquisition is seen as a splash for the team, aiming to bring stability to their pitching rotation. May is expected to be a front-of-the-rotation arm, making him a strong candidate for the Opening Day rotation and potentially the teams ace. The signing also keeps the idea of a six-man rotation alive. The Cardinals will need to clear a forty-man roster spot before Mays signing can become official, which could involve a trade. The signing is viewed as a...

The St. Louis Cardinals are actively trading infielder Brendan Donovan, with the Seattle Mariners and San Francisco Giants leading the race. The Cardinals seek multiple top prospects in return, as Donovan has drawn interest from over half the league. The Giants have proposed infielder Gavin Kilen and pitcher Carson Whisenhunt in potential deals. The Cardinals are patiently exploring all trade interest to secure the best package for their future.

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Meet Masyn Winn and Victor Scott the Second, the St. Louis Cardinals young defensive duo bringing razzle dazzle to the field. Despite not being top contenders, their incredible plays are entertaining fans. Winn, a Gold Glove shortstop, and Scott, a Gold Glove center fielder, are active on social media, with Scott even having his own apparel line. Their passionate defense and engaging personalities make them perfect for attracting younger fans and staying current with social media trends.

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St. Louis Cardinals All-Star utility player, Brendan Donovan, is reportedly on the trading block as the team enters a rebuilding phase. Donovan, a versatile defender and consistent hitter, is highly sought after, with the Seattle Mariners and San Francisco Giants leading the race for his services. The Cardinals are seeking top prospects in return, with both teams offering promising players like Jurrangelo Cijntje, Lazaro Montes, Carson Whisenhunt, and Gavin Kilen in potential trade packages.

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The St. Louis Cardinals have signed right-handed pitcher Dustin May to a one-year deal, marking their first significant free-agent acquisition under new president Chaim Bloom. May, 28, had a mixed 2023 season with the Dodgers and Red Sox, posting a 4.96 ERA in 25 appearances. Despite injury-plagued career, May offers high potential for the Cardinals, joining a young pitching staff in need of innings.

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The St. Louis Cardinals have signed free-agent pitcher Dustin May to a one-year deal, despite his injury history. May, 28, was once a promising prospect for the Dodgers, but injuries have hindered his career. He had Tommy John and flexor tendon surgeries, and even suffered a torn esophagus from a salad incident. Despite these setbacks, May pitched 132.1 innings last season. The Cardinals, not expected to contend, see May as a low-risk, high-reward acquisition, hoping he can contribute to their rotation or be traded for future prospects.

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The St. Louis Cardinals have signed right-handed pitcher Dustin May to a one-year deal, aiming to re-establish his health and performance after injury-plagued seasons. May, once a highly touted prospect, has a career-high fastball average of 98.3 mph and recently averaged 95.3 mph. The Cardinals, seeking a starting pitcher after trading Sonny Gray, plan to use May to accumulate young talent and potentially trade him for more if he thrives.

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St. Louis Cardinals to sign veteran pitcher Dustin May, bolstering their rotation with a one-year deal. May, a 27-year-old right-hander, spent last season with the Dodgers, posting a 4.96 ERA in 25 appearances. The signing aims to add depth and experience to the Cardinals staff for the upcoming season.

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St. Louis Cardinals Sign Young Pitcher Dustin May: Despite Injury History, Mays Unique Pitch Mix Could Boost Rotation

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The New York Mets signing of Jorge Polanco to a two-year contract has significant implications for their roster and the baseball trade market. The Mets plan to utilize Polanco at first base and as a designated hitter, potentially removing them from the running for a trade for the Cardinals slugger, Paul Contreras. This development might thin the market for Contreras, potentially leading to him remaining with the St. Louis Cardinals for at least another year. Meanwhile, the Boston Red Sox, who had previously shown interest in Pete Alonso, might see Contreras as a good fit at first base if they...

The St. Louis Cardinals second baseman, Brendan Donovan, is a hot commodity, with the Seattle Mariners expressing strong interest. After missing out on Jorge Polanco, the Mariners may intensify their pursuit of Donovan, who could bring valuable pitching talent to the Cardinals in a trade. Donovans contract timeline and the Mariners surplus of pitching prospects make this a potential game-changer for both teams.

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The New York Mets are undergoing a major transformation following the departure of star first baseman Pete Alonso and reliever Tyler Rogers, who joined the Baltimore Orioles and Toronto, respectively. Edwin Diaz also left for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Mets are exploring options, with Willson Contreras, a three-time All-Star, potentially filling Alonsos role. Contreras, who played first base last season, hit twenty home runs and drove in eighty runs. The Mets must consider his contract and performance if they pursue him.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are gearing up for a busy off-season, focusing on strengthening their roster with pitchers and exploring potential trades for infielders like Brendan Donovan. The team is actively engaging in trade discussions, with a strategic approach rather than a complete overhaul. The Brendan Donovan market is strong, while the Wills Contreras market is still uncertain. The Nolan Arenado market is expected to develop slowly. The teams new president, Chaim Bloom, emphasized the clubs commitment to its fanbase and hinted at a potentially active period as the holidays approach.

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Major League Baseball Trade Talks: Willson Contreras in High DemandThe St. Louis Cardinals catcher, Willson Contreras, is at the center of intense trade talks, with the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets reportedly expressing interest. The Red Sox, after missing out on other targets, are eager to secure Contrerass services, while the Mets, following significant player losses, are also in the running. The outcome of these negotiations could significantly reshape the rosters of all three teams as the new season approaches.

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Masyn Winn secures the 100th Gold Glove Award for the St. Louis Cardinals, a testament to their long-standing tradition of defensive excellence. With a record-breaking five Gold Gloves in 2021, the Cardinals lead MLB in this category. Legendary players like Ozzie Smith, Yadier Molina, and Bob Gibson have contributed to this impressive tally. Winns achievement further solidifies the teams reputation for outstanding fielding, inspiring future generations.

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The St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox are reportedly in talks for a trade involving catcher Willson Contreras and infielder Brendan Donovan. The Red Sox aim to strengthen their lineup with Contreras, a three-time All-Star, who has a career batting average of .258 and 172 home runs. The Cardinals, seeking young pitching prospects, could acquire left-handers Payton Tolle and Connelly Early from Bostons strong farm system. The trade discussions are ongoing, and the outcome will be closely watched.

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Exploring the Cardinals farm system, we delve into the world of baseball prospects, focusing on key players like Won-Bin Cho, Zack Levenson, Deniel Ortiz, and pitchers Michael Watson, Tyler Bradt, Jack Findlay, and Andrew Dutkanych the Fourth. We also highlight Ethan Young and Payton Graham, who are recovering from Tommy John surgery. This is a preparation task before Spring Training, aiming to create a list of players to observe, starting with the day minor leaguers report.

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The St. Louis Cardinals, under president Chaim Bloom, were busy in trade discussions at the MLB winter meetings, despite not making any big trades. Nolan Arenado, Willson Contreras, and Brendan Donovan are potential trade targets, with Donovan particularly drawing interest from the Mariners. The Cardinals strategic offseason moves suggest a focus on reshaping the team for the future.

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Todays daily baseball breakdown features big moves and rumors: Lane Thomas joins the Royals, Pete Alonsos intense interest from Red Sox and Cubs, Padres commit to Fernando Tatis Junior, Cubs sign Hoby Milner, and Braves invest in Robert Suarez.

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The St. Louis Cardinals, amidst their organizational rebuild, have key players like Willson Contreras and JoJo Romero attracting trade interest from teams like the New York Mets. Contrerass strong season and Romeros impressive relief pitching could be valuable assets in securing future talent through a trade.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are preparing for an active offseason, with rumors of multiple trades, including the potential move of star third baseman Nolan Arenado. A baseball insider believes Arenado, a 34-year-old eight-time All-Star and seven-time Gold Glove winner, is likely to be traded before the new year. Despite a challenging 2025 season, Arenados reputation and anticipated full recovery from a shoulder injury could attract significant interest from other teams. The Cardinals are considering Arenados preference in any potential deal, making this a situation to watch as the offseason unfolds.

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Brendan Donovan, St. Louis Cardinals second baseman, is MLBs most sought-after trade target due to his exceptional performance. Despite his value, the Cardinals are hesitant to let him go, as hes crucial to their turnaround plans. The team must decide between keeping a star player or trading him for future rebuilding.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are considering trading versatile All-Star Brendan Donovan to acquire multiple pieces for future seasons. Theyre also actively seeking starting pitchers, with past interest in Royals Noah Camaero. Additionally, they picked up relief pitcher Matt Puschard in the Rule Five Draft, praising his skills and unique career trajectory.

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Join us for a comprehensive Cardinals update, as Ben Hochman and Derrick Goold discuss the teams strategy, potential roster changes, and the upcoming season. Catch up on their insights from the winter meetings, and enjoy a fun segment where Ben picks a random Cardinals baseball card. Dont miss this expert analysis and nostalgic touch.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are actively reshaping their team this offseason, focusing on rebuilding and strengthening their pitching depth. Theyve traded pitcher Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox for two young pitchers and added Ryan Murphy, a promising right-handed pitcher, through the minor league portion of the Rule Five Draft. Murphy, a former top prospect, has shown impressive strikeout numbers and versatility, making him a valuable addition to the Cardinals minor league system.

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The Cardinals new president of baseball operations, John Bloom, emphasizes a long-term vision and transparency with fans, acknowledging the teams current roster isnt championship-caliber yet. He values the players they have and wants to display urgency in improving. The team is revamping their scouting structure, led by assistant general manager Randy Flores, to foster collaboration and better utilize scouts. They are actively exploring trade offers for players like Brendan Donovan and JoJo Romero, and looking at potential acquisitions like Willson Contreras, Lars Nootbaar, and Nolan Gorman.

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Cardinals Chaim Bloom: Winter Meetings Busy, No Deals Yet; Draft Disappointment, Rule Five Draft Gains

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Joe Buck, a renowned sportscaster, was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, celebrated for his iconic call during the 2011 World Series. His We will see you tomorrow night echoed his late fathers call in 1991, adding emotional depth to his induction. Fans, including Matt Pauley, remember the game vividly, with Buck himself reflecting on the call as the best hed ever witnessed. His tribute to his fathers legacy highlights the impact of broadcasters in shaping sports history.

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The St. Louis Cardinals had a mixed day in the Rule Five Draft, gaining pitchers Matt Pushard and Ryan Murphy while losing versatile player Matt Lloyd to the Boston Red Sox. Lloyd, a solid performer in the Cardinals farm system, was a valuable asset due to his ability to play multiple positions. However, his departure may not significantly impact the teams immediate big-league plans due to their current roster depth.

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St. Louis Cardinals off-season leaves fans disappointed as team makes minimal moves; new President of Baseball Operations, Chaim Bloom, emphasizes patience and long-term strategy, sparking discussions about his vision and the teams competitiveness.

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The St. Louis Cardinals made a move in the recent Major League Rule Five Draft, selecting right-handed pitcher Matt Pushard from the Miami Marlins and losing Cade Winquest to the New York Yankees. Pushard, a bullpen arm with a strong 2021 season, will get a chance to contribute in St. Louis, while Winquest heads to the Yankees bullpen. This move aligns with the Cardinals new front office leader, Chaim Blooms, previous success in the Rule Five Draft.

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The St. Louis Cardinals have made a strategic move in the Rule Five Draft, selecting right-handed pitcher Matt Pushard from the Miami Marlins. Pushard, who posted a solid 3.61 ERA at Triple-A Jacksonville last season, is expected to contribute to the Cardinals bullpen. If he performs well, he could earn more significant responsibilities. The Cardinals paid $100,000 for Pushard, with the option to offer him back to the Marlins for $50,000 if he doesnt remain on the roster for the entire season. This move could be a low-risk acquisition for the Cardinals as they aim to strengthen their pitching staff.

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Willson Contreras of the St. Louis Cardinals becomes a hot commodity as trade speculation swirls, especially after the Cardinals recent struggles and the signing of Pete Alonso by the Baltimore Orioles. With Contrerass contract and team control in mind, the New York Mets and Boston Red Sox could be interested, offering young pitching talent in return. Trading Contreras could help the Cardinals rebuild their farm system and provide opportunities for younger players like Alec Burleson.

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The St. Louis Cardinals added right-handed pitcher Matthew Puschard in the major league phase of the Rule Five Draft, while losing Cade Winquest to the New York Yankees. The Cardinals protected several prospects but left others unprotected, including Blaze Jordan and Pete Hansen. Players selected in the major league phase must be added to the 26-man roster and can only be removed by outrighting them to the minors, with a $100,000 fee. In the minor league phase, players can be selected for $24,000 with no roster restrictions.

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Joe Buck, the renowned broadcaster and St. Louis native, was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame with the Ford Frick Award, joining his father, Jack Buck. This recognition highlights his impact on sports broadcasting and the influence his father had on his life and career.

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The Cardinals baseball team is making significant upgrades to their facilities at Roger Dean Stadium in Florida, with construction on schedule for the start of spring training. Despite temporary setbacks, the team has secured alternative training spots for players and is reconfiguring designs to build upon existing structures, ensuring completion by this spring.

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St. Louis Cardinals celebrate their 100th Gold Glove award, with Masyn Winns latest win solidifying their reputation for outstanding defense. The team leads all MLB in Gold Glove winners, with legends like Ozzie Smith, Bob Gibson, and Yadier Molina paving the way. Masyn Winns achievement continues the Cardinals tradition of defensive excellence.

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Podcast Papi shares his personal journey of overcoming a 3-year period of isolation, poverty, and lack of excitement. He emphasizes that current circumstances do not define ones future and encourages listeners to use challenging times as opportunities for growth and preparation for their comeback story.

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Tony Vitello, current manager of the San Francisco Giants, had a unique journey to the majors. After a near-miss at the University of Missouris head coaching job in 2016, he became a legend at the University of Tennessee, leading them to three College World Series appearances and a national title in 2023. His success also saw many players drafted into MLB, including Liam Doyle. In an unprecedented move, Vitello jumped from college coaching directly to MLB management with the Giants. His career, shaped by his fathers influence and St. Louis Cardinals fandom, is a fascinating bridge between college and professional baseball.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are prioritizing pitching staff enhancements this offseason, recently acquiring Richard Fitts and Brandon Clarke from the Boston Red Sox. President of baseball operations, Chaim Bloom, confirmed this strategy, aiming to add at least one, and potentially more, experienced pitchers. The team is also open to trading for young pitching talent, seeking to create healthy competition and build crucial depth for a competitive season.

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The Boston Red Sox are reportedly in talks with the St. Louis Cardinals to acquire second baseman Brendan Donovan, who had a breakout season and is under team control for two more years. This potential trade comes after the Red Sox recently acquired pitcher Sonny Gray from the Cardinals, indicating a willingness to make deals. However, Donovan may not be the power hitter the Red Sox are primarily seeking, as they explore various trade targets for the upcoming season.

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Join us as we delve into the St. Louis Cardinals front office, focusing on Chaim Bloom. Our experienced reporter shares insights on Blooms strengths and areas for growth. While Bloom impresses with his smarts and strategy, he must improve collaboration and risk-taking. As the Cardinals prepare to compete, Bloom must evolve to take calculated risks and avoid holding out for perfect deals.

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The St. Louis Cardinals president of baseball operations, Chaim Bloom, confirmed trade talks for Brendan Donovan, a versatile player highly valued by other MLB teams. While Donovans future is uncertain, Nolan Arenado remains a long-term team member. The teams openness about Donovans trade availability has sparked anticipation for potential star-studded trades before the winter meetings end.

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Exploring the Art of Pitch Foul-Offs: Cardinals Masyn Winn, Willson Contreras, Brendan Donovan, and Ivan Herrera lead the team in making pitchers work hard, with Winns numbers surprisingly close to MLBs best, Matt Olson of the Braves.

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Ivan Herrera, a Cardinals young hitter, is shifting back to catching after elbow surgery. Despite past struggles, the team believes in his potential and a new training curriculum. Herrera is committed to this new path, with spring training as his chance to prove himself.

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Join us for the latest baseball buzz from the winter meetings, as Derrick Goold and Benjamin Hochman of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch share insights and discussions from Florida. Their Ten Hochman segment delves into player challenges, highlighting the human side of the sport. Stay tuned for comprehensive coverage of trades, free agent signings, and more, as we approach the new season.

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The St. Louis Cardinals secured the thirteenth pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, a disappointing drop from their initial eighth-best odds. Despite this setback, President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom remains optimistic, citing successful picks from previous years. The team is also actively engaged in trade discussions, with players like Nolan Arenado, Willson Contreras, Brendan Donovan, and JoJo Romero drawing significant interest from various MLB teams. Bloom emphasizes the need to be diligent in these talks to maximize prospect capital for the organization.

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The St. Louis Cardinals, led by new front office leader Chaim Bloom, were disappointed with their number thirteen pick in the 2026 MLB Draft Lottery, falling five spots from their projected number eight. This setback impacts Blooms strategy of improving the farm system, but the team remains open to trade offers for key players like Nolan Gorman, Lars Nootbaar, and Nolan Arenado. The draft will take place on July 11th and 12th in Philadelphia, with the Chicago White Sox securing the top pick.

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The St. Louis Cardinals missed out on the first pick in the MLB Draft Lottery, with the Chicago White Sox securing the top spot. The Cardinals will now pick later in the draft, with the draft order set for the 2026 MLB Draft. Fans and analysts are speculating about which players might still be available when the Cardinals make their selection. The teams strategy will shift as they prepare for the draft in their new position.

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Cardinals Draft Lottery Surprise: Falling from Top Ten, Now Focused on Thirteenth Pick

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At the Winter Meetings, Albert Pujols and Nelson Cruz, former rivals in the 2011 World Series, now work together for the Dominican Republics World Baseball Classic team. A question about their past rivalry led to a humorous moment, highlighting the human side of sports. Pujols, the diplomat, focused on the positive, while Cruz jokingly avoided the topic, showcasing their shared experience and current collaboration.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are exploring trade options for star third baseman Nolan Arenado, who had a challenging season offensively. With Arenados preferred teams list expanding, the Cardinals could receive a decent return by absorbing some of his contract. This would pave the way for younger talent, like top prospect J.J. Wetherholt, and align with the teams commitment to rebuilding.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are actively trading All-Star infielder Brendan Donovan, whos in a good place mentally despite trade talks. Teams like the San Francisco Giants, Seattle Mariners, and Kansas City Royals are interested. Donovan, a versatile player with two years of team control left, is a budget-friendly option for contenders. Hes due a raise to around $5.5 million in 2024, after an All-Star season in 2023.

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The St. Louis Cardinals and star third baseman Nolan Arenado face ongoing trade speculation, with both parties open to a change. However, Cardinals president Chaim Bloom insists the team wont release Arenado, whos still owed $42 million, with $37 million coming from St. Louis. The market for Arenado remains uncertain due to financial constraints, but a trade could involve the Cardinals contributing cash to facilitate a deal. Meanwhile, other teams make significant roster changes, keeping Arenado a key player to watch on the trade block.

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The St. Louis Cardinals have a slim chance to secure the number one pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, which could add another elite player to their system. With the third-highest odds among NL teams, they could potentially achieve their third consecutive top ten pick. Their strong track record of developing top draft picks, like J.J. Wetherholt and Liam Doyle, makes this opportunity exciting.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are exploring trades this offseason, with first baseman Willson Contreras generating significant buzz. Despite his no-trade clause, Contreras might be open to a change of scenery, given his solid career stats and the potential for a less expensive contract compared to other high-profile players. If traded, Contreras could join a contending team, while the Cardinals could develop younger talent and reshape their roster.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are at a crossroads at the Winter Meetings, with the future of eight-time All-Star Nolan Arenado hanging in the balance. The team, which finished with an even record last season, is looking to shake things up under new head of baseball operations Chaim Bloom. If Arenado stays, the Cardinals need to surround him with strong players. If not, promising prospects like J.J. Wetherholt could get more playing time. The team also needs to bolster their pitching staff and add a powerful bat to their lineup, aiming for a corner outfielder with consistent power and patience...

St. Louis Cardinals Front Office Leader, Chaim Bloom, Vows to Keep Nolan Arenado Amidst Trade SpeculationsDespite rumors of trading star third baseman Nolan Arenado, Cardinals new front office leader, Chaim Bloom, has categorically stated that releasing Arenado is not an option this offseason. Arenado, a thirteen-year veteran and eight-time All-Star, has seen a slight dip in production recently, but his exceptional hitting and fielding skills remain unmatched. The Cardinals are exploring trade options, but Arenados $31 million guaranteed salary over the next two seasons, plus additional deferred payments, could complicate negotiations. Arenados impressive career stats, including a lifetime batting average of .282, 353...

J.J. Wetherholt, the Cardinals top prospect, is making waves with his impressive slugging percentage and unique swing. Expected to start the 2024 season, he offers versatility at second and third base. Despite speculation about trading Nolan Arenado or Brendan Donovan, Wetherholt is a key part of the Cardinals future. President of Baseball Operations, Chaim Bloom, and Manager Oli Marmol praise his skills and mental game, hinting at a promising career ahead.

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Major League Baseballs Amateur Draft Lottery is set to announce its results today at 4:30 PM Eastern Time, with the Cardinals holding the eighth best odds for the number one pick. The Chicago White Sox, Minnesota Twins, and Pittsburgh Pirates lead the pack. The Cardinals, due to their payroll, are eligible for a second consecutive top six pick and receive revenue sharing. Teams like the Colorado Rockies, Nationals, and Angels are ineligible. This years draft class is strong, with UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky and college shortstop Justin Lebron standing out. Promising pitchers include prep left-handers Carson Bolemon and Gio Rojas, and...

The St. Louis Cardinals are keeping key player Alec Burleson, a Silver Slugger winner, amidst their rebuilding phase. Despite being a second-round draft pick in 2020, Burleson has shown steady improvement, hitting 21 and 18 home runs in 2024 and 2025 respectively, with a batting average of .290 and on-base percentage of .343. The teams decision to keep him likely stems from his remaining under control for three more seasons and potential for further growth. Meanwhile, the Cardinals have a 2.35% chance of securing the number one pick in the Major League Baseball Draft Lottery on Tuesday night.

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Baseball Winter Meetings: Trade Rumors Swirl Around St. Louis Cardinals Brendan DonovanThe St. Louis Cardinals Brendan Donovan is the talk of the town at the baseball winter meetings, with multiple teams expressing interest in the versatile player. Donovan, a 28-year-old with a strong season under his belt, is known for his offensive prowess and defensive flexibility, making him a highly sought-after asset in the trade market. With the Kansas City Royals, New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers, Houston Astros, and Cleveland Guardians among those showing interest, all eyes are on Donovan as the winter meetings continue.

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Chaim Bloom, the Cardinals new president of baseball operations, is prioritizing immediate improvement despite long-term rebuilding plans. Hes open to trading star players like Nolan Arenado and Brendan Donovan to accelerate the process. The third base position for 2026 remains uncertain, with several players, including Arenado and prospect J.J. Wetherholt, in contention. Bloom emphasizes the urgent need for everyone to perform their best to swiftly transform the team into a competitive force.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are rebuilding their team, focusing on player versatility and roster control. Recent moves include trading away Ryan Helsley and Sonny Gray. A key veteran player, Willson Contreras, might return to catcher, potentially opening up new roster possibilities. Contreras, a three-time All-Star, spent most of his career as a catcher and had a strong year at first base in 2025. His ability to play multiple positions makes him a valuable asset as the Cardinals navigate their rebuilding phase.

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The Cardinals are gearing up for a transformative winter, with potential roster changes affecting up to eight everyday players. Manager Oli Marmol stresses clear communication during this uncertain period. The team is actively involved in trade talks at the MLB Winter Meetings, exploring options for both established and younger talent. Theyve already made moves, trading Sonny Gray and letting Miles Mikolas go, and are considering three new infield starters. President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom emphasizes the importance of versatile players, with a focus on building a competitive team for the long term.

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Skip Schumaker, Texas Rangers manager, reunites with former colleague Oli Marmol, St. Louis Cardinals manager, at Winter Meetings. Both emphasize the importance of relationships and positivity in managing. Marmol enters final year of contract, with John Mozeliaks successor, Chaim Bloom, expressing interest in working with him long-term. Marmol balances developing young players and aiming for World Series title.

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Willson Contrerass Future with the St. Louis Cardinals Hangs in the BalanceDespite expressing his love for the Cardinals, catcher and first baseman Willson Contreras may be considering a move to another team. With a no-trade clause in his contract, Contreras has the option to explore opportunities that align with his personal and family goals. Manager Oli Marmol has acknowledged Contrerass commitment to the team but also emphasized the importance of personal considerations in professional sports. The Cardinals, aiming to improve their performance after a challenging season, await Contrerass decision.

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St. Louis Cardinals Nolan Gorman: A Potential Trade CandidateThe Winter Meetings are heating up, and the St. Louis Cardinals are expected to make significant roster changes. One player generating buzz is Nolan Gorman, a 25-year-old first-round draft pick. Despite his recent struggles at the plate, Gormans raw power and versatility could attract interest from other teams. Trading Gorman could help the Cardinals address their abundance of left-handed hitters and create roster flexibility, potentially opening a spot for top prospect J.J. Wetherholt.

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Join us as we revisit unforgettable moments in St. Louis Cardinals history, from David Freeses walk-off home run in the 2011 World Series to Albert Pujols emotional seven hundredth home run in 2022. These arent just great plays; theyre deeply personal, tied to shared experiences with family and fans. Its a look back at fifty-five years of incredible baseball.

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St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Willson Contreras faces trade rumors, despite his productive performance with the team. Manager Oliver Marmol hints at a potential trade if it benefits the organization. Contreras, who played for the Cubs before joining the Cardinals, has a no-trade clause and is owed $36.5 million over the next two seasons. Several teams, like the Padres, Yankees, and Marlins, could use his services, but the Cardinals return package would likely be modest. The situation remains uncertain as the Cardinals consider their options and Contreras navigates the trade talks.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are reportedly seeking to add veteran starting pitchers to their roster this offseason, aiming to strengthen their rotation. With only three guaranteed starters after trading Sonny Gray, the team is looking to bring in experienced arms like Alex Cobb, Jon Gray, or Patrick Corbin. This strategy aligns with new baseball operations head Chaim Blooms past actions, focusing on short-term deals for veterans who can provide leadership and contribute to wins, while also serving as potential trade assets in the future.

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St. Louis Cardinals Nolan Arenado Could Be Traded to Los Angeles Angels: A Potential Move to Southern California and a Reset for the Future

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The St. Louis Cardinals are reportedly interested in acquiring Kansas City Royals left-handed pitcher, Noah Cameron, who made a strong rookie debut in 2025. Cameron, a seventh-round draft pick in 2021, is known for his softer-tossing style but managed 114 strikeouts in his rookie season. He remains under team control through 2031, making him an attractive asset for the Cardinals rebuilding plans. The Royals, who finished third in the AL Central in 2025, are open to trading from their pitching depth and could be interested in Cardinals players like Lars Nootbaar, Brendan Donovan, Alec Burleson, and JoJo Romero. The value the Royals place on Cameron...

Munetaka Murakami, a Japanese baseball sensation, boasts impressive power with twenty-two home runs in fifty-six games. However, his rising strikeout rate and lack of exposure to high-velocity pitches in the Nippon Professional Baseball league raise concerns. Models predict a potential drop in offensive production in MLB, making a high-risk, high-reward contract a careful consideration for teams.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are undergoing a significant transformation, trading star pitcher Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox, signaling a long-term vision focused on rebuilding and developing younger talent. As Major League Baseballs Winter Meetings approach, the teams new president of baseball operations, Chaim Bloom, emphasizes a strategy that balances long-term planning with urgency and purpose. Fans must navigate their patience against the desire for immediate success, as the organization commits to building a sustainable, competitive future.

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Fernando Valenzuela, the legendary left-handed pitcher, missed out on Hall of Fame induction in the Class of two thousand twenty-six. Despite his impressive career, including a World Series win and Cy Young Award, he received fewer than five votes from the Contemporary Baseball Eras Committee. Valenzuela, known for sparking Fernando Mania, will have to wait until two thousand thirty-one for another chance at baseballs highest honor.

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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch podcast discussed the Cardinals offseason moves and spending strategy, while Best Podcast in Baseball debated the teams free agency approach and MLBs economic structure. Guest Kevin Wheeler argued for a more aggressive free agency strategy, while host Derrick Goold questioned the necessity of outspending others. They agreed on the need for a larger national TV deal to address the growing gap between teams.

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St. Louis Cardinals Preparing for Major Shake-Up: Key Players on Trade BlockThe St. Louis Cardinals are gearing up for a significant roster overhaul, with reports indicating they are putting several star players on the trade block. This move comes after a disappointing season and is part of a broader strategy to rebuild the team from the ground up. Key players like Nolan Arenado, Brendan Donovan, Nolan Gorman, and Willson Contreras are among those potentially on the move. The team aims to quickly remake the roster and build for their next competitive window, following successful rebuilds by teams like the Chicago...

The St. Louis Cardinals are embracing a rebuild, likely dealing key players like Nolan Arenado and Brendan Donovan. Their pitching staff, consistently giving up five or more runs a night, is a major concern. The team is expected to acquire more big league pitchers, possibly through reclamation projects. Expanding the rotation to six pitchers could help manage workload and develop minor league talent.

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Iconic architect Frank Gehrys passing has left the world in mourning. Despite not studying architecture, Corey admires Gehrys greatness, comparing him to Michael Jackson and Michael Jordan. Gehry didnt just design buildings; he reimagined them, embodying vision, courage, reinvention, and a refusal to think small. His work moved, flowed, challenged, and inspired. As we remember his impact, Corey shares a quote: Greatness isn’t a talent — it’s the courage to imagine what has never been seen. Thank you, Frank, for showing the world what imagination can build when it refuses to be ordinary.

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The Cardinals are rebuilding, trading Sonny Gray and exploring trades for Brendan Donovan and Nolan Arenado. They aim to acquire pitching and a veteran reliever, focusing on shorter-term deals to support their youth-driven strategy.

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Pete Hansen, a promising left-handed pitcher, is the St. Louis Cardinals top Rule Five draft prospect. Drafted in 2022, Hansen has impressive minor league stats, but faces the risk of being selected by another team if not added to a 40-man roster within five years. His future with the Cardinals hangs in the balance as the Rule Five draft approaches.

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The St. Louis Cardinals face a critical juncture with their pitching staff, following Sonny Grays trade to Boston. The teams long-term strategy now revolves around nurturing their young pitchers, with Michael McGreevy, drafted in 2021, being a key player. McGreevys 2022 season served as a trial period, allowing him to experiment with his pitch mix and adapt to major league hitters. The Cardinals success this season hinges on how quickly these young arms can mature and avoid predictability.

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The Cardinals are shaking up their roster, trading veteran pitcher Sonny Gray to Boston and protecting prospects like Leonardo Bernal, Joshua Baez, Cooper Hjerpe, and Brycen Mautz from the Rule Five Draft. However, Blaze Jordan, Max Rajcic, Pete Hansen, and Noah Mendlinger remain vulnerable. The team also added Zack Kent to their forty-man roster.

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Unveiling Baseballs Secrets: A New System for Analyzing Player PerformanceThis podcast episode delves into a novel approach to evaluating baseball players, focusing on three crucial aspects of offensive skills: swing decisions, contact, and damage. The creator of this system analyzed every player with at least three hundred plate appearances in the 2025 season.The method separates a players hitting ability from their pitch selection by focusing on contact within the strike zone. It also introduces a metric called expected weighted on-base average on contact (x-WOBACON) to measure damage, which considers the impact of balls put into play, excluding strikeouts and walks...

Corey shares his personal experience of moving out of his long-time Venice Beach apartment, highlighting the discomfort and fear that comes with change. He emphasizes that growth often occurs during uncertain times and encourages listeners going through transitions to embrace the discomfort as a sign of evolution and new opportunities.

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The St. Louis Cardinals have bolstered their pitching staff by claiming right-handed reliever Zak Kent from the Cleveland Guardians. Kent, a 27-year-old with a 92.6 mph fastball and effective sinker, slider, and curveball, made his MLB debut in 2025 with Cleveland, posting a 4.58 ERA in 12 games. In the minors, he excelled, particularly at Triple-A, with a 2.84 ERA, 50 strikeouts, and 21 walks in 38 innings. This move, announced on Friday, fills the Cardinals roster spot and prepares them for the Rule Five Draft at the MLB Winter Meetings in Orlando.

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The St. Louis Cardinals have added right-handed pitcher Zak Kent to their roster, claiming him off waivers. This move brings their forty-player roster to thirty-nine, allowing them to fully participate in the upcoming Rule Five Draft. Kent, who is twenty-seven years old, made his Major League Baseball debut with the Guardians in two thousand twenty-five after six seasons in the minor leagues. He pitched in twelve Major League Baseball games, all in relief, despite primarily being a starter in the minors. Kents acquisition could provide insurance for the Cardinals, especially after trading veteran Sonny Gray and considering offers for lefty...

The Cleveland Guardians have lost relief pitcher Zak Kent to the Saint Louis Cardinals, who claimed him off waivers. Kent, a 27-year-old right-hander, was drafted by the Rangers and traded to Cleveland in 2024. He made his MLB debut in April 2025, appearing in 12 games with a 4.58 ERA and 1.42 WHIP. Despite modest big-league numbers, Kents impressive Triple-A stats and ability to limit hard contact suggest potential. The move leaves Clevelands roster at 38 players, hinting at more transactions during MLBs Winter Meetings.

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