St. Louis Cardinals predicted to trade away several key players following season originally appeared on The Sporting News The St. Louis Cardinals are slipping in the MLB standings and may be headed towards the offseason with many roster construction question marks.

The St. Louis Cardinals weren't about to panic despite entering a three-game series against the host Miami Marlins riding a five-game losing streak.

BOTTOM LINE: The St. Louis Cardinals face the Miami Marlins with a 1-0 series lead. Miami is 59-66 overall and 28-32 at home. The Marlins rank 10th in the NL with 123 total home runs, averaging 1.0 per game.

St. Louis Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak said weeks leading up to the MLB trade deadline that the team’s performance in July would dictate the direction of being buyers, sellers,

The St. Louis Cardinals shook up the roster ahead of action on Saturday against the New York Yankees. Unfortunately, the Cardinals had to place Victor Scott II

Eddie Gaedel, who stood 3'7" tall, holds the grand distinction of being the shortest Major League player in history. The stunt was orchestrated by Bill Veeck, the St. Louis Browns owner who was known for grabbing headlines and manufacturing spectacle.

Marlins first. Otto Lopez doubles to deep right field. Agustin Ramirez singles to center field. Otto Lopez to third. Jakob Marsee out on a sacrifice fly to deep left field to Alec Burleson.

The St. Louis Cardinals seemingly waved the white flag on the season at the trade deadline when they opted to cut ties with a trio of expiring relievers. Ryan H

The 23-year-old (who came to St. Louis from the Texas Rangers as one of the returns for Jordan Montgomery and Chris Stratton in 2023) has exceptional stuff, as evidenced by his 66 strikeouts over ...

For as much as the Yankees crushed the ball all over Busch Stadium on Saturday night, the series finale against the Cardinals instead turned on a few fortuitous bounces and a return to the lineup from a revived MVP.