The St. Louis Cardinals haven't been active in this offseason's free-agent market other than moving on from several former pitchers, some of which are still searching for a landing spot.
Spring Training is in full swing right now. The St. Louis Cardinals had pitchers and catchers officially report to camp on Wednesday, Feb. 12. St. Louis' first full-squad workout was scheduled for Monday and now it's going to be a sprint until Opening Day gets here next month.
The St. Louis Cardinals could part ways with several fan favorites this offseason as the front office looks for ways to trim payroll and open roster room for youngsters.
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Both Keynan Middleton and the St. Louis Cardinals had dreams of the right-hander having a high-leverage role on a contending team in 2024. Both Middleton and the Cardinals fell short of those goals.
The St. Louis Cardinals are prepared to have a very different offseason than in years past. Instead of adding players, they will be subtracting as part of what has been described as a "reset." The Cardinals are also cutting payroll as a result of uncertainty with TV revenue and anticipation of fewer tickets being sold for 2025.
The St. Louis Cardinals already have made a handful of decisions with the Major League Baseball offseason officially kicking off. St. Louis had three decisions to make right away.
The Cardinals will pay all three pitchers a $1M buyout and send them back onto the free-agent market.
As the postseason nears its conclusion, we’re rapidly nearing the proper start of the offseason for all thirty clubs. Among the first decisions to be made for any club during the offseason is whether or not they’ll exercise club options for the following season.
The Kansas City Royals saw their season come to a heartbreaking end last week when they were eliminated by the New York Yankees in the ALDS. They fell 3-1 in Game 4 as the Yankees advanced to the ALCS.
The St. Louis Cardinals improved their bullpen heading into the 2024 Major League Baseball season, but it could've been even better. St. Louis added a few hurlers, but one was unable to take the mound at all in 2024.
The St. Louis Cardinals retooled their pitching staff last winter in hopes of returning to the playoffs in 2024 but sadly, the additions weren't enough to carry the lackluster offense.
The St. Louis Cardinals are officially done with their disappointing 2024 season and must look ahead to the busy winter ahead for the front office. It appears that the Cardinals are preparing for a slight rebuild after a few bombshells were dropped shortly before St.
The St. Louis Cardinals have had some bright spots this season despite the playoffs. After what was an extremely disappointing 2023 season, the Cardinals have guaranteed that they at least will finish above .500 this year.
The St. Louis Cardinals' pitching staff is vastly improved from last year despite enduring several injuries throughout the season. For instance, starting pitcher Steven Matz recently returned from the injured list after being sidelined in May due to a slow-healing lower back strain.
The St. Louis Cardinals recently got some bad news. St. Louis signed veteran reliever Keynan Middleton this past offseason with the hopes that he would help stabilize the bullpen.
Injuries have been an unfortunately common occurrence for him during his career.
Cardinals right-hander Keynan Middleton is headed for an MRI on his right elbow and forearm.
St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Keynan Middleton hopes that his next save will arrive as he returns to his native Oregon for the state high school basketball tournament.
The St. Louis Cardinals spent most of the offseason waiting out the reliever market to find affordable yet impactful arms following an early flurry of
Free agent reliever Keynan Middleton and the St. Louis Cardinals agreed to contract terms pending a physical, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday.
The 30-year-old might finally be back on track, and he could again be a solid contributor to the Yankees’ bullpen.
Less than one week after bashing his former team, relief pitcher Keynan Middleton made his return to Guaranteed Rate Field to face the Chicago White Sox, this time as a member of the New York Yankees.
Former Chicago White Sox reliever Keynan Middleton issued some wild claims on Sunday about his time with the Pale Hose.
Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa responded Thursday to Chicago White Sox pitcher Keynan Middleton calling him a "cheater" following Wednesday's game.
Chicago White Sox relief pitcher Keynan Middleton savored his game-ending strikeout of Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa on Wednesday night.
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