By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today Just a few days after being designated for assignment to make room for two of the Cardinals’ trade acquisitions, reliever Marcus Hatley and first baseman Dan Johnson have been outrighted to AAA Memphis after passing through waivers unclaimed. Hatley, who was unscored uponRead More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today The Cardinals’ trade to bring in Jonathan Broxton from the Milwaukee Brewers left one reliever packing his bags for Memphis another’s status up in the air. In order to clear room for the veteran on the team’s 25- and 40-man rosters, the CardinalsRead More
By Chris Brown & Cardinals Press Release – STL Baseball Today UPDATES: – To make room for Broxton (who will wear #30) on the team’s 25- and 40-man rosters, the Cardinals optioned reliever Miguel Socolovich to AAA Memphis and designated reliever Marcus Hatley for assignment prior to Friday’s game (read moreRead More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today The Cardinals announced on Wednesday in Chicago that the team has recalled veteran first baseman Dan Johnson from AAA Memphis and optioned right-hander Marcus Hatley and lefty Tyler Lyons to the AAA team. After being released in mid-April by the Cincinnati Reds, Johnson signedRead More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today The Cardinals are preparing to make a series of roster moves on Wednesday after being swept in Tuesday’s doubleheader by the Cubs, and reliever Marcus Hatley has already been told he’ll be sent down to AAA Memphis, Jenifer Langosch of MLB.com reports. Additionally,Read More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today It’s become a key theme of the Cardinals season. Now, with another injury, it’s time for the next man to step up. The Cardinals announced Tuesday afternoon that they placed reliever Matt Belisle on the 15-day disabled list with right elbow inflammation andRead More
Here are some of the latest news and notes on the redbirds: Cardinals second baseman Kolten Wong finished third in the National League Rookie of the Year race behind winner Jacob deGrom and runner-up Billy Hamilton. Wong started 100 games for the team in 2014, hitting .249 with 12 homers,Read More