The rookie right-hander pitched a season-high seven strong innings in a 6-2 victory against Rockies, and the Cardinals are thinking of ending his yo-yo between majors and Triple-A.

Not long after crushing a Statcast-measured 443-foot home run and crafting a three-hit night to sling-shot the Cardinals out of a three-game spiral, fiery first baseman Willson Contreras kept firing late Monday night with some strong opinions he has about the ballclub.

Hello everyone, I’m Dan Lucy on the Ozarks First digital desk. The Major League Baseball trade deadline is eight days away. And all indications point to St. Louis trading away some of its veteran players in the next week or so.

The St. Louis Cardinals aren’t messing around any more. After weeks of rumors, the Cardinals opted to move on from starting pitcher Erick Fedde and designated h

Left with nowhere else to turn with struggling starter Erick Fedde, who has been in one of the worst funks of his MLB career, the Cardinals designated the veteran right-handed pitcher for assignment on Wednesday morning.

Fedde allowed six runs through three innings in an 8-4 loss to Colorado, and he diagnosed the Cardinals' dilemma well: 'Something has to change.'

After spending most of the 2025 season traveling between Triple-A and the majors, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Michael McGreevy made another great start on Monday and caught the attention of at least one of his teammates.