One Cardinals trade asset won't give John Mozeliak the chance to betray him
As much as St. Louis Cardinals executive John Mozeliak may want to get rid of Sonny Gray's salary, the player won't let him.
This Cardinals-Phillies Trade Would Send $8 Million Pitcher To Philadelphia
The St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies could come together in a trade that would push both franchises in the ...
Why Cardinals must not trade Nolan Arenado
A cooling trade market would give Mozeliak little incentive to deal away Arenado. Since the Cards cannot guarantee the swift departures of Gray, Contreras or Miles Mikolas, there is no point in ...
John Mozeliak is about to squander the Cardinals' best trade asset
The Cardinals have one of the most appealing trade assets to part with this offseason, but John Mozeliak might find a way to ...
Yankees, Mets Listed As Potential Suitors For Cardinals 10-Time Gold Glover
A St. Louis Cardinals 10-time Gold Glove defender has been linked to the New York Yankees and New York Mets as potential ...
Mozeliak says Contreras will be Cardinals’ new first baseman, but there are other options
Five players took time in the field at first base for the Cardinals in 2024, though three of those five combined for only 14 ...
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John Mozeliak admits he's being selfish by destroying the Cardinals 2025 chances
The St. Louis Cardinals don't have plans for the winter. While John Mozeliak made an appearance at the GM Meetings and will surely do so again at the Winter Meetings in Texas, he's already ...
Tipsheet: Juan Soto puts Scott Boras back in control of the baseball marketplace
Agent Scott Boras took his lumps in free agency last winter, but this time around Juan Soto and others will help him set ...
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How the Cardinals could shake up the trade market
The St. Louis Cardinals, for the second time in a row and the fifth time in the last decade, missed the playoffs in 2024.
Cardinals dream Opening Day lineup after free agency: Youth movement begins in St. Louis
After a few years of trying to force a competitive team on the field when the St. Louis Cardinals obviously needed to rebuild ...
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How Cardinals seek to keep veterans, clear path for youth and raise a roster, not raze it
Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol, from left, infielders Brendan Donovan and Nolan Arenado, and president of baseball operations John Mozeliak display Gold Glove awards earned by the team’s players ...