Latest Cardinals News (2024)

Long before Masyn Winn was drafted by the Cardinals and started electrifying fans with his acrobatic plays and powerful throwing arm, his stepfather, Earl Luckett, entertained him with stories about Ozzie Smith, recommending that he watch YouTube videos featuring the Hall of Fame shortstop’s handiwork. What Winn saw from Smith’s

MIAMI -- Masyn Winn was not looking to put one out of loanDepot park on Monday night. Not with two strikes and a runner on third in the 12th inning of a tie game. Yet that is precisely what he did. Winn’s two-run scorcher over the left-field fence helped the

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ST. LOUIS -- When Pedro Pagés was forced to Uber to the big leagues, it was his father, Edgar, who was the first one to burst into tears as the two communicated via FaceTime as the Gateway Arch and Busch Stadium came into view. It was also Edgar who cried

CHICAGO -- Above .500 just one day this season, the Cardinals are about to move a couple of steps closer to getting some manpower reinforcements back that should help them be more consistent as a team in the coming weeks and months. Catcher Willson Contreras and outfielder Tommy Edman are

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CHICAGO -- A native of Villa Park, Ill., with roughly a dozen family and friends in the crowd, Cardinals reliever Chris Roycroft fully assumed that his familiarity with Wrigley Field -- a place where he had seen more than a dozen games as a baseball-loving kid -- would help him

CHICAGO -- Within minutes of the Cardinals putting the finishing touches on a 3-0 defeat of the rival Cubs and getting back to .500 for the first time in two weeks, rookie catcher Pedro Pagés began scanning the Wrigley Field crowd for his father, Edgar, the man who was always

ST. LOUIS -- Stuck in a minor June swoon that has caused his frustrations to soar at times, Cardinals super utility man Brendan Donovan has been forced to celebrate smaller moments as he continues to grind in hopes of finding his swing. Donovan certainly found it at the right time

We’re still about a month away from the start of the 2024 Draft, and much like Jim Callis stated in his projection last week, we’re in a little bit of a calm-before-the-storm territory. With a few exceptions playing in the Men's College World Series, topped by No. 3 prospect Jac

This story was excerpted from John Denton’s Cardinals Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. ST. LOUIS -- When the Cardinals make their first trip of the season to Wrigley Field to face the rival Cubs this weekend, injured

ST. LOUIS -- When Sonny Gray opened Wednesday’s game by walking Pirates leadoff hitter Andrew McCutchen and allowing a double to Bryan Reynolds, it looked like more of the same was coming from the Cardinals' ace who entered the night riding a puzzling two-game skid and mired in a six-start

ST. LOUIS -- Long before he reached the big leagues and put himself in a position to impact the lives of others with his actions as a role model, Paul Goldschmidt closely watched, listened and learned everything done by his own role models. A native of The Woodlands in suburban

The Cardinals and Giants have unveiled their uniforms for the upcoming MLB at Rickwood Field game. For their June 20 showdown paying tribute to the Negro Leagues from the former home of the Birmingham Black Barons, both clubs will honor their respective cities’ legacies of Black baseball with modern redesigns

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Two offensive skills will always stand out most to evaluators of all stripes, from the most veteran of scouts to the first-time fan in the stands -- power and speed. Players who can consistently make loud contact and send balls over outfield walls will draw plenty of wows, and those

ST. LOUIS -- Patience in the face of failure, Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol has said before, sometimes requires great courage to stay the course. In terms of steadily blossoming outfielder/designated hitter Alec Burleson, the Cardinals are finally starting to reap the benefits of the patience displayed when the expected production

Veteran reliever has been reliable force for Cards, but team is trying not to overuse him

ST. LOUIS -- Based on the volatility of his job as a reliever whose job it is to walk a proverbial tightrope nightly and get the ball to the closer with the lead intact, Cardinals right-hander Andrew Kittredge said he learned long ago that his self-evaluations must always be process