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As the Cardinals continue their rebuild, the search for outfield help and the focus on player development are front and center. With Chaim Bloom at the helm, it's all about laying the groundwork for a brighter future, even if it means some growing pains along the way.
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NL Central Notes: Saggese, Grichuk, Steele, Urias
The Cardinals are known to be looking for outfield help, and preferably a right-handed bat given previous statements from president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom. Adding a free agent is still a possibility, though Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the Cards “have not expressed much interest in” Randal Grichuk, and target…
Mlbtraderumors
Latest On Zack Thompson
A torn lat muscle last March ended up costing Zack Thompson the entirety of his 2025 season, though the Cardinals left-hander was also dealing with another injury. According to Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Thompson had an arthroscopic surgery on his throwing shoulder in August, described as “a cleanup procedure.” The recovery from…
Redbirdrants
Cardinals' rebuild is giving prospects the necessary structure that was absent before
The St. Louis Cardinals rebuild is allowing players and prospects like Jurrangelo Cijntje, Ivan Herrera, Brandon Clarke, Jordan Walker, Liam Doyle, Tai Peete, Joshua Baez, and more time to develop and reach their full potential.
Redbirdrants
St. Louis Cardinals reserve number for JJ Wetherholt (but not yet a roster spot)
The St. Louis Cardinals have reserved uniform number 26 for top prospect JJ Wetherholt once he makes his MLB debut.
MLB.com
Walker confident offseason overhaul on body will pay off at the plate
JUPITER, Fla. -- About 30 minutes after finishing his batting practice session for the day, Jordan Walker stood in the Cardinals' clubhouse at Roger Dean Stadium on Sunday and began miming the beginning of his swing in front of teammate Thomas Saggese. He showed how he would move his hands
MLB.com
Former Cards top prospect may not be far from a rebound season
JUPITER, Fla. -- Tink Hence is well aware that his stock has fallen.
“I’ve seen the rankings," he said Friday.
The right-handed pitcher with big talent and a relatively small frame was a Top 100 prospect prior to each of the past three seasons, reaching as high as No. 64
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