By Cardinals Press Release | STLBaseballToday.com | July 25, 2016, 5:04 pm CT The St. Louis Cardinals announced prior to tonight’s series opener in New York that they have purchased veteran right-handed pitcher Jerome Williams from Memphis (AAA). In order to make room for Williams on their 40-man Major League roster, the Cardinals have transferred right-handedRead More
By Chris Brown / STL Baseball Today | @cbrown_STLBBT | July 24, 2016, 10:56 pm CT While manager Mike Matheny relayed good updates on Sunday regarding three key hitters hopefully returning from the DL in the near future, the news isn’t quite as positive for another trio of players in the Cardinals organization.Read More
By Chris Brown / STL Baseball Today | @cbrown_STLBBT | Feb. 17, 2016, 11:50 pm CT The latest from pitchers and catchers report day down in Jupiter, Florida… WALDEN ‘FULLY HEALTHY,’ “EXCITED FOR FRESH YEAR” After missing all but the first month of the 2015 season with rotator cuff and labrum damageRead More
By Chris Brown / STL Baseball Today | @cbrown_STLBBT | Jan. 28, 2016, 10:00 am CT Updated 10:24 am CT: ST. LOUIS • With just under three weeks until Cardinals pitchers and catchers report for Spring Training in Jupiter, Florida, here’s a look at some news and notes surrounding the team: AppearingRead More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today Acquired this past offseason from the Braves along with Jason Heyward to deepen the bullpen and provide insurance behind Trevor Rosenthal, Jordan Walden will end the 2015 season with just over 10 innings pitched for the Cardinals. General manager John Mozeliak told reportersRead More
By Chris Brown | @cbrown398 – STL Baseball Today Thought to be making good progress after quad surgery, first baseman Matt Adams had a “minor setback” when he tweaked something in his non-surgically-repaired leg while rehabbing at the organization’s facilities in Florida and has returned to St. Louis to undergoRead More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today When Matt Adams had surgery to repair a quad three quad strain in late May, the general consensus was that he wouldn’t step foot on the field again this season. Since then, the 26-year-old first baseman has progressed much faster than expected, andRead More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today In a season in which the they’ll held the best record in Major League Baseball for months, injuries have become nothing but routine for the Cardinals in 2015. Mere hours after Rookie of the Year candidate Randal Grichuk landed on the DL withRead More