27+ min ago (193+ words) Chaim Bloom adding to the rotation this winter can have far-reaching ramifications and a trickle-down effect felt for multiple seasons. Javascript is required to use this website. Chaim Bloom walks through through a hallway to a news conference introducing him as as the Cardinals" new president of baseball operations Tuesday, Sep. 30, 2025, at Busch Stadium. We"d rather see Chaim Bloom and his lieutenants work well than work fast. People are also reading" - As sales drop, St. Louis restaurants issue pleas on social media. 'Help us get through' - Man in SLU emergency room pulled gun from bag, shot self - Chaos closes out Sexyy Red"s high-energy concert in St. Louis - Airport police fatally shoot knife-wielding man at St. Louis Lambert - Cardinals non-tender 4, including John King and Yohel Pozo. But door is still open. - Judge shouts down St. Louis sheriff's lawyer during…...

27+ min ago (168+ words) JJ Wetherholt speaks with the media via Zoom on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025, after being named the Cardinals' top minor league player of the year. Lefty King, catcher Pozo join prospect Sem Robberse and reliever Jorge Alcala as free agents due to Cardinals decisions. Club can made offers " Cubs received the most support in poll of officials from 21 different clubs for reasons that central to MLB's economic disparity, competitive " With the conclusion of the Arizona Fall League, here's a player-by-player look at how each Cardinals prospect invited to the AFL performed. The Cardinals added four players to their 40-man roster ahead of Tuesday's deadline to protect players from December's Rule 5 draft. Excessive bleeding led to an ambulance "going in hot" while taking Matt Pauley to the hospital. Now the Cardinals' senior director of international scouting, Jacob Buffa, center, celebrates with his brother…...

7+ hour, 27+ min ago (228+ words) The post Rangers rumors: "Overwhelming likelihood" is Corey Seager won"t be traded before Opening Day appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Texas Rangers 2025 offseason moves have created steady speculation, especially around Corey Seager"s future in Arlington. After the Marcus Semien trade Monday, Seager rumors spread fast, and many wondered if the Rangers were beginning a quiet reset after a disappointing 2025 season. To calm the noise, MLB Network posted a segment on its X, (formerly known as Twitter) account, featuring insider Jon Morosi addressing the issue directly. Morosi"s statement gave fans some much-needed clarity on where the situation stands. "I still think the overwhelming likelihood is that Corey Seager remains a member of the Rangers on Opening Day." The comments from the insider suggest the Rangers plan to retool rather than rebuild. Despite the roster turnover, the front office…...

9+ hour, 24+ min ago (812+ words) Ryan Helsley said he was tipping his pitches last season, and the numbers bear that out. But stats also show his stuff remains dominant when he's less predictable. Joe Sargent / Getty Images If there is a reason for optimism after Ryan Helsley's disastrous two-month tenure with the New York Mets, it's that the two-time All-Star closer knows what went wrong and is confident he has fixed the issue. Based on the early action in his market, the industry feels the same. Despite Helsley's late-season struggles last year " a period he referred to as the worst of his career " roughly 15 teams have expressed interest in the 31-year-old right-hander, league sources said. That includes the Detroit Tigers, who view Helsley as a potential starting pitcher. Several teams have discussed multiyear deals, either in a set-up role or as a traditional closer. "There…...

16+ hour, 17+ min ago (132+ words) Post-Dispatch lead baseball writer Derrick Goold joins editor Nathan Mills from Las Vegas, site of MLB's GM meetings, to talk Vegas' connection to the league and the Cardinals' current priorities. A few days after the Cardinals maneuvered their roster to free up spots and meet a deadline, they worked to finalize an agreement that will bring back one of the players who briefly became a free agent. Lefty King, catcher Pozo join prospect Sem Robberse and reliever Jorge Alcala as free agents due to Cardinals decisions. Club can made offers for reunions. COLUMBIA, Mo." Greetings. Welcome to the weekly Cardinals chat here at StlToday. I'm set up" CarlosBeltr'n, on the writers' ballot for a fourth year, is on the brink of induction to the National Baseball Hall of Fame....

18+ hour, 1+ min ago (447+ words) According to multiple reports over the weekend, the Cubs are signing relief pitcher Phil Maton to a two-year deal. The exact terms are not yet known, and the team has not yet confirmed the signing, but Maton is expected to be the first of a few new faces in the Cubs" bullpen as they look to get back to the postseason in 2026. Last season, the Cubs" bullpen was a significant part of their success. They won 92 games and came one win short of advancing to the National League Championship Series. The bullpen"s 3.78 ERA as a group helped propel the Cubs to their first postseason berth since 2020 and first playoff wins since 2017. But the relievers who got them that far are not all going to stick around; key members Brad Keller, Caleb Thielbar, and Drew Pomeranz all became free agents,…...

18+ hour, 8+ min ago (297+ words) The hot stove officially is on around Major League Baseball. The first big signing happened already with Josh Naylor re-upping with the Seattle Mariners. Now, we've seen the first trade get done around the league with the New York Mets sending outfielder Brandon Nimmo to the Texas Rangers in exchange for Marcus Semien. Teams are clearly open for business and the St. Louis Cardinals will be one of the biggest teams to watch moving forward. St. Louis has been in more trade rumors than any other team out there, and yet it was the Mets and Rangers that got the first trade done. Recently, Brendan Donovan has been talked about the most and he reportedly has a large trade market. Nolan Arenado and Sonny Gray are possible trade chips as well, among many others. With the offseason starting to heat…...

19+ hour, 55+ min ago (378+ words) Dodgers Brains Set To Boost Lakers' Front Office Ex-Celtics Championship Guard Gives Hilarious Silent Answer To Question Bills Fan Laughing At Will Campbell Injury Has Patriots Fans Fuming Red Sox's Alex Cora Shares Interesting Kristian Campbell News Former Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom is now in charge of the St. Louis Cardinals" baseball operations, and he"s looking to make a ton of trades this offseason. According to MLB Network"s Jon Morosi, Cardinals infielder Brendan Donovan is among the players being shopped by Bloom, which has plenty of teams interested. "Donovan is garnering widespread interest from exactly the teams that you would hope to be getting interest from: the Dodgers, the Mets, the Yankees. He could be some insurance " if the Phillies don"t re-sign Kyle Schwarber." Morosi grouped Donovan with Steven Kwan as two lefty…...

23+ hour, 10+ min ago (420+ words) According to a new report from Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the St. Louis Cardinals are bringing back catcher Yohel Pozo just days after non-tendering him. Terms of the deal are not known at this time and his role likely won't become clear until closer to Opening Day as the Cardinals work to shuffle their roster this offseason. #stlcards are finalizing a deal with catcher Yohel Pozo to re-sign back with organization, per source. Backup catcher gives #Cardinals depth. And, worth noting, he won the Darryl Kile award as voted on by his teammates this season. More info coming: The 28-year-old Venezuela native made his major league debut in 2021 with the Texas Rangers and then resurfaced with the Cardinals this season, playing 67 games. He hit five home runs and drove in 19 while hitting .231 and posting a 78 OPS+. He's…...

1+ day, 2+ hour ago (418+ words) By Steve Adams | November 24, 2025 at 1:48pm CDT The Cardinals and catcher Yohel Pozo are in the final stages of agreeing to a new deal for the 2026 season, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. Pozo was non-tendered by St. Louis on Friday. It'll presumably be a minor league deal between the two parties. While Pozo isn't going to jump to the top of the depth chart anytime soon, he'll give the Cards some additional depth along with Jimmy Crooks, Ivan Herrera and Pedro Pages. Pozo has a full slate of minor league options, so if the Cards do add him to the 40-man roster, he can be shuttled freely between St. Louis and Memphis without first needing to be exposed to waivers. St. Louis Cardinals Transactions Yohel Pozo I wonder if he's related to all-time Red Sox Great Arquimedez Pozo?...