Mikolas continues nice stretch with five solid innings in win
MILWAUKEE -- Some 12 days ago, when Miles Mikolas was in the midst of a strong six-inning, one-run outing, Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol peered down the dugout tunnel to the spot where the pitcher usually sits between innings to tell him he was done, only the veteran right-hander was nowhere
Cards' 2025 top pick playing key role in Double-A title hunt
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Here are Sunday's top prospect performances from the Minors
As the Minor League regular season winds down, several top prospects are closing strong. Kevin McGonigle (Tigers) delivered another homer in Erie, while Walker Jenkins (Twins) and Alex Freeland (Dodgers) continued to show their power strokes at Triple-A. On the hill, Will Watson (Mets) and Chen-Wei Lin (Cardinals) both piled
Winn becomes Cardinals cheerleader with playing no longer an option
MILWAUKEE -- Instead of flying back to St. Louis on Saturday to begin the process of getting a second opinion on his injured right knee or planning for a potential surgery, Masyn Winn chose to stay with his Cardinals teammates in at American Family Field. Winn gave just about everything
Latest Cardinals injuries & transactions
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Winn shut down for remainder of season with knee injury
MILWAUKEE -- His ailing right knee not recovering the way it had weeks earlier when he repeatedly played through the pain, Masyn Winn’s stellar defensive season ended prematurely on Friday night when the Cardinals decided to shut the standout shortstop down. Winn, MLB’s co-leader in Outs Above Average with star
McGreevy bounces back, but Cards drop third straight in 13 innings
SEATTLE -- Michael McGreevy just seems to have a way of escaping damage. Consider that the Cardinals right-hander surrendered a scorching line drive up the middle to Mariners slugger Julio Rodríguez in the sixth inning of St. Louis’ 4-2 loss to Seattle in 13 innings on Wednesday night that cemented
'25 first-rounder Doyle spins two scoreless frames in Double-A debut
Leo De Vries (Athletics) continued to flash his power at Double-A, but it was another Double-A newcomer who stole the show. Zyhir Hope (Dodgers) broke out in a big way, adding his name to other top prospects Bryce Eldridge (Giants), Jett Williams (Mets) and Tre' Morgan (Rays), who all found
Liberatore's struggles pitching deep into games continue in Seattle
SEATTLE -- The Cardinals have been waiting for Matthew Liberatore to show them he can pitch deep into games and deep into a season in his first full year as a big league starter.
Here are the 2025 Arizona Fall League rosters
If you thought the end of summer also brought the end of your chances to follow top prospects, just remember – there’s always desert ball. Rosters for the six Arizona Fall League teams were officially announced Wednesday afternoon, headlined by 13 Top 100 prospects, including two of the Top 5.
After quitting baseball 5 years ago, Raquet realizes big league dreams in debut
SEATTLE -- On his first day in the Major Leagues, Nick Raquet couldn’t help but think of the day when he decided to give up the game he loves.
O'Brien excited to return to Seattle as more confident pitcher
ST. LOUIS -- When Riley O’Brien last pitched in Seattle -- the place where he grew up dreaming of reaching the big leagues but never thought it to be realistic -- it was 2022, and he had a one-inning audition with the Mariners. Ultimately, he was demoted to Triple-A Tacoma
'85 squad remembered with love; Cards Hall of Fame gets 3 new members
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From 0-for-25 to the hero: Walker caps Cardinals' stunning comeback
ST. LOUIS – Stuck in the throes of a career-worst 0-for-25 skid prior to coming to the plate in Saturday’s ninth inning, Jordan Walker delivered just the kind of swing that both he and the Cardinals badly needed.
'25 first-rounder Doyle looks sharp with three K's in professional debut at Single-A
The stars shined bright on a busy Saturday around the Minors, led by a number of Top 100 prospects. Travis Bazzana (Guardians) notched a professional first, while Konnor Griffin (Pirates) joined an exclusive club with his 20th homer. On the mound it was a night for debuts as a trio
Arenado (shoulder) rejoins Cardinals before rehab assignment begins
ST. LOUIS – Programmed much of his career to play in pain and ignore minor injuries, Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado said if he had things to do all over again, he would have gone on the injured list before a finger injury ultimately led to a shoulder strain that
Contreras begins reduced 4-game suspension after appeal
ST. LOUIS – Willson Contreras, who lost his cool on Aug. 25 when he was ejected for arguing balls and strikes before throwing his bat and a bucket of gum onto the field, began a suspension on Friday after having it reduced from six games to four games by Major
No. 4 prospect Rodriguez delivers 3-hit, 4-RBI debut at High-A
Every time you watch a Minor League Baseball game, whether in-person, at home or out in the wild, you’re liable to see something historic. Thursday delivered in that regard in the form of a 100-steal season being achieved, one of the game’s premier prospects hammering a walk-off homer and …
This season, Freese, Smith and Simmons are fielding fans' questions at Busch
It started as a simple quest: how could the Cardinals offer fans new opportunities this year to connect with their favorite Redbird alumni? That was a mission the Cardinals director of alumni relations Larry State and his team continued to ponder this offseason as they worked to enhance an already
Childhood friends Liberatore, Gorman shine to fuel Cards past A's
ST. LOUIS -- A fixture of the Cardinals' future, left-hander Matthew Liberatore took another major step on Wednesday night when he held his velocity and flashed some stellar swing-and-miss stuff against an Athletics team that has feasted on lefties for most of 2025. Liberatore pitched 5 1/3 scoreless innings and
1 player from each team with lots to prove down the stretch
Every player always has something to prove, but some have quite a lot on the line. With the end of the regular season on Sept. 28 in sight, many players are under considerable pressure. Some must lead the charge in propelling their teams to the postseason, while others are simply
Predicting each club's top prospect in 2027
We're always looking ahead here at MLB Pipeline, and we're gazing even further into the future with this projection of who will rank as each organization's No. 1 prospect on Opening Day 2027. A lot has changed since we undertook this exercise at the beginning of February: differing degrees of
Attention college students: Watch MLB.TV at no cost!
Schools are back in session, and there is no better way to spend time between classes than watching baseball. Now, college students can watch MLB.TV at no cost for the remainder of the 2025 season. Starting today, MLB.TV is for all eligible college students who authenticate their student credentials (no
Cardinals hopeful Walker can rebound from struggles
ST. LOUIS -- Rebounding from appendicitis that cost him three weeks of the season coming out of the All-Star break, Jordan Walker strung together his most solid 13-game stretch of 2025, and he appeared to be poised to salvage an otherwise forgettable third season.