Cardinals fans salute Walker for Derby heroics -- then he rips RBI double
ST. LOUIS -- 10 nights ago, Cardinals fans cheered for Jordan Walker from their living rooms.
A westward road trip out of the All-Star break meant a longer layover before those same fans could express their appreciation in person for Walker’s T-Mobile Home Run Derby greatness.
Should Cards extend Walker? What a deal might look like
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Just like his dad, Joe Buck to enter broadcasting pantheon with Frick Award
Joe Buck vividly remembers the day in 1987 that his father, legendary announcer Jack Buck, was honored in Cooperstown with the Ford C. Frick Award.
“I remember what I wore -- goofy sunglasses, a seersucker blue-and-white striped jacket,” Buck said in a phone interview with MLB.com. “I was sitting next to
Here are the biggest movers on each club's refreshed Top 30 list
The Trade Deadline arrives at 6 p.m. ET on Aug. 3 this year, and before all the commotion that comes with a flurry of moves across the Major and Minor Leagues, we figured it was time to update the MLB Pipeline team Top 30 prospects lists.
Truth be told, we’re always
Each team's strategy heading into the Trade Deadline
The Aug. 3 Trade Deadline is fast approaching, and with it, potential moves that could shake up the balance of power and playoff races as we enter the regular season stretch run.
Latest Cardinals injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the season with all the latest Cardinals injury news and transactions.
Wetherholt's 15th HR of season backs Dobbins' 6 scoreless frames in Cards' win
ANAHEIM -- A regular contributor and a new face played huge roles in a much-needed win for the Cardinals on Wednesday afternoon.
Right-hander Hunter Dobbins tossed six scoreless innings and JJ Wetherholt's solo home run carried the Cardinals to a 1-0 win over the Angels at Angel Stadium to
Cardinals have willingness, prospects to make moves at the Trade Deadline
The Trade Deadline is quickly approaching and more teams than ever are in the hunt for a playoff spot. So, which organization is going to make that move, that not only grabs the headlines but puts their team in position for a run to the World Series?
On the latest <a
Walker reemerges in latest Hitter Power Rankings
It’s hard to stay on top of the Hitter Power Rankings for an extended period of time. Even great hitters slump, right?
Well, don’t tell that to the man in our No. 1 spot -- yet again. He’s become a regular there and is showing no signs of slowing down, perhaps
Even in loss, Liberatore displays resiliency Cardinals have craved
ANAHEIM -- At the end of the day, it wasn’t an outing that left-hander Matthew Liberatore ever wants, but it was one that exemplifies what the Cardinals are trying to buy into. Resiliency.
That's something that Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol has talked at length about recently. To Marmol, the most important
How many Cards prospects does it take to hit five HRs? Just two in this High-A rout
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
Buck continues family legacy, joins dad as Frick Award winner
Baseball is a legacy sport, both on and off the field. Your grandfather watched Gus Bell, your dad watched Buddy Bell, you watched David Bell. When you learn the name of that hot prospect who just got called up, that name will not leave your brain for the rest of
RHP Cal Randall could blaze a path to The Show
Now that the 2026 Draft is in the books, the question becomes: When will we see these players in the big leagues?
Timelines to the Majors can vary. No one from the 2025 class has reached The Show yet, but six players from the 2024 Draft debuted there before the first
Leahy's solid start a silver lining amid Cards' 2nd straight walk-off loss
ANAHEIM — It was déjà vu for all the wrong reasons for the Cardinals on Monday night.
The day prior, the Cardinals saw a seven-run lead over the D-backs disappear in the late innings and eventually lost in extra innings. On Monday night, they were two outs away from closing the
It's early, but Cards feel like they nailed '26 Draft
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.
What went right and what went wrong in Cards' stunning walk-off loss
PHOENIX -- The Cardinals built a seven-run lead and Andre Pallante took a two-hit shutout into the sixth, but the D-backs finally got to the right-hander and kept it going against the bullpen to hand St. Louis a stunning 8-7 walk-off loss in 10 innings on Sunday at
1 key player for each team in the second half
The second half of the MLB season usually comes with a mission. For contenders, it's getting to the postseason. For others, it's taking stock and looking ahead to improve for next season.
In either circumstance, there are players who teams want to see contribute because they figure to be an important
May can't recover from early unravelling as Cards' bats stay quiet
PHOENIX -- Things unraveled quickly for Dustin May, and the offense didn’t have an answer for D-backs right-hander Brandon Pfaadt on Saturday as the Cardinals fell 5-3 at Chase Field.
The Cards trailed 1-0 early after May allowed three singles in the second inning, but he had minimized the
Walker's breakout mirrors Cards' winning start to second half
PHOENIX -- For the second straight year, the Cardinals began the second half with a series at Chase Field against the Diamondbacks having put together a first half that outpaces most preseason projections for the club. Even the records are nearly identical, as St. Louis closed the first half of
Aroldis Chapman, you have company: Cardinals prospect tops 103 mph at Single-A
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.
Cardinals sign top pick Condon to bolster already loaded farm system
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
Cardinals No. 3 prospect Báez slugs 473-foot grand slam
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