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 The Cardinals activated Matt Belisle, sidelined since late June due to right elbow inflammation, from the 60-day disabled list on Saturday prior to the completion of Friday’s suspended game in Cincinnati. A spot on the 40-man roster became available for Belisle after catcher CodyRead More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today Second baseman Kolten Wong, who’s been out of the Cardinals starting lineup since Sunday due to what was considered calf tightness, acknowledged to MLB.com’s Jenifer Langosch on Thursday that an MRI revealed he’s actually dealing with a left calf strain. Although the injuryRead More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today The first place Cardinals have undoubtedly endured more than their fair share of injuries in 2015. For much of the year, a Matt has been among the players listed on the DL. Now, in early September, three Matts – Holliday, Adams, and BelisleRead More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today Working his way back from his second quad strain of the season, Matt Holliday went through some reduced-speed running workouts on Saturday, with manager Mike Matheny telling the Post-Dispatch afterward that the left fielder “looked like the exact speed for a home runRead 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
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today Though the Cardinals hold the best record in baseball despite injuries to key players, such as Adam Wainwright, Matt Adams, and Matt Holliday, the team would undoubtedly welcome their return to the active roster. Of the six redbirds currently rehabbing from injuries, onlyRead More
By Chris Brown – STL Baseball Today After exiting the first game of the team’s Tuesday doubleheader against the Cubs with what was eventually diagnosed as a mild concussion, Cardinals’ second baseman Kolten Wong met with team doctors Thursday afternoon and said he expects to return to the starting lineupRead More