Michael Siani's offseason journey continues as the Dodgers demote him to the minors. Once a Cardinals outfielder, he's been on a whirlwind tour through multiple teams but remains on the Dodgers' 40-man roster, keeping his MLB hopes alive.
Manager Oli Marmol discusses the Cardinals' current state, highlighting Nolan Gorman's progress, Jordan Walker's challenges, and Joshua Baez's impressive spring. Marmol also shares his vision and goals for the 2026 season. 🏟️
Oli Marmol discusses key player development for the Cardinals, highlighting prospects like Nolan Gorman and Joshua Baez, while addressing challenges with Jordan Walker. His vision for 2026 focuses on nurturing talent to foster a winning culture.
Michael McGreevy's strong spring performance (2.70 ERA) bodes well for the Cardinals. As part of a youthful rotation, he's optimistic about the team's potential this season. McGreevy aims to improve on last year's 4.42 ERA and contribute to a winning record.
Carlos Martinez, a former St. Louis Cardinals ace, has retired, leaving behind a legacy of brilliance mixed with controversy. Known as "El Gallo," his career was marked by dominant peaks and unforgettable moments that captivated fans.
Nelson Velázquez is making a compelling case for the Cardinals' Opening Day roster with a .333/.436/.727 spring performance. The right-handed power bat might fill the void left by offseason departures, potentially securing the left field spot.
Cardinals' farm system jumps to sixth in MLB rankings, showcasing significant progress from 2025. Despite improvements, they trail Brewers and Pirates in the NL Central hierarchy. 🚀
Shifting Jordan Walker to a full-time DH role could ease his transition and boost performance in his prove-it season with the Cardinals. Can focusing solely on hitting help him reclaim his offensive prowess? 🏌️♂️
Matthew Liberatore is projected to lead the Cardinals' 2026 rotation, stepping up after Sonny Gray's departure. Expect a fresh face for Opening Day alongside Dustin May, Michael McGreevy, Andre Pallante, and Kyle Leahy. 🔄
The Cardinals are embracing a rebuild under Chaim Bloom, focusing on future talent with key trades and signings. Notable moves include trading Donovan, Gray, Contreras, and Arenado for prospects and picks, while adding arms like Dustin May and Ryne Stanek. 🔄
Cardinals' Iván Herrera is back from a knee injury, ready to build on his breakout 2025. He led the team in OBP, SLG, and OPS last year. Expect him as DH more than catcher. Ready to roll for Opening Day against the Rays. 🔥
JJ Wetherholt is poised to make the Cardinals' Opening Day roster, but debate swirls around his role as leadoff hitter. Despite success in Triple A, some argue he should earn the spot, especially considering Masyn Winn's struggles in that role. ⚾
Debate swirls around JJ Wetherholt's potential as the Cardinals' leadoff hitter. With a strong .421 OBP, he seems a prime candidate, but some worry about pressure. Alternatives like Masyn Winn have struggled, making Wetherholt a compelling choice to lead off.
Nelson Velázquez shines in spring training, securing a likely spot on the Cardinals' Opening Day roster with a .333 average and four homers. Despite offseason interest in players like Harrison Bader, the Cardinals didn't land a new right-handed bat.
The Cardinals are eyeing a successful rotation blueprint, transitioning Kyle Leahy from reliever to starter, mirroring Matthew Liberatore's 2025 shift. With Liberatore, Dustin May, and Michael McGreevy locked in, Leahy's move could solidify the rotation.
Thomas Saggese's chances to make the Cardinals roster are dwindling as limited at-bats in the World Baseball Classic leave him behind in the competition. His WBC stint might just be the wrong kind of showcase for securing a spot. ⚾
Nelson Velazquez is making waves in spring training, eyeing the interim left field spot as the Cardinals went 3-3-1 this week. Their overall spring record stands at 12-8-2. 📈
Yhoiker Fajardo, at just 18, is the 19th prospect for the Cardinals, a unique ranking given his standout resume. Compared to Darlin Saladin, who was 16th at 21, Fajardo's lower spot highlights the depth and competition in the current system.
Nolan Gorman is revamping his swing, cutting strikeouts dramatically this spring. If these changes stick, the Cardinals' lineup could see a significant power boost. ⚾
Roster decisions are under the microscope as the Cardinals gear up for the season. Discussions on JJ Wetherholt's leadoff potential and Nelson Velazquez's roster spot highlight the buildup. Spring stats: essential or overrated? Let the debate begin. ⚾
Former Cardinals All-Star Carlos Martinez bids farewell to baseball, reflecting on a career that once shone brightly before losing its luster. Over the years, Martinez delivered memorable performances but ultimately steps away from the game. ⚾
Fanarchy Field Notes • Nelson Velázquez's early homer set the tone for the Cardinals' victory. ⚾ • Richard Fitts earned the win with a solid 4.2 innings, striking out five. • Matt Pushard sealed the deal with a perfect ninth inning for the save. • Victor Scott II's sacrifice fly in the second regained the lead for St. Louis. • Jose Cordoba capitalized on a late error to extend the Cardinals' lead.
The Cardinals trimmed their Spring Training roster to 36, optioning Ryan Fernandez and six others to minor league camp. Notably, Packy Naughton moves out, hinting at Justin Bruihl securing a bullpen lefty spot. ⏳
Hunter Dobbins To Open Season On Injured List
Cardinals outfielder Jordan Walker takes a break from spring games to refine his swing, aiming for a lineup return on Tuesday. Walker seeks to boost his performance after a challenging previous season. ⏳
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