Quinn Mathews, the top pitching prospect in the St. Louis Cardinals system, gave John Mozeliak a reason to consider starting pitcher trades thanks to his dominant spring training debut.

In his Grapefruit League debut for the Cardinals on Sunday, infielder JJ Wetherholt powered an opposite-field, three-run home run that caught everyone's attention. That includes m

As is often the case, fans of a sports team and upper management of that same team aren't on the same page. After a winter of St. Louis Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak trying — unsuccessfully — to trade third baseman Nolan Arenado, the veteran started Sping Training still on the roster.

A pair of former major league catchers on the 'Foul Territory' podcast expect the New York Yankees to land Nolan Arenado if the third baseman is traded.

Of course, Mozeliak thought that he'd solved this problem months ago, when the Cardinals had agreed in principle to a deal with the Houston Astros. But that deal blew up over Arenado's unwillingness to waive his full no-trade clause,

The St. Louis Cardinals are unlikely to be competitive in 2025. The organization is embarking on a 'reset.' St. Louis has not spent a single penny in free agenc

JUPITER, Fla. — After spending much off the offseason trying to trade Nolan Arenado, St. Louis Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak admits it would be awkward if the third baseman arrives in camp Monday. “Obviously, the pink ...

The St. Louis Cardinals had the opportunity to make things right this winter by sticking to their word and following through with an organizational reset. Cardi

Typically we spend a lot of time rehashing all of the accomplishments of the offseason, so this will be brief,” he told media as spring training opened Wednesday.

Neither Arenado nor Mozeliak has set a deadline for a decision. Both are prepared to wait out Alex Bregman's next move.

With the return of Nolan Arenado to the St. Louis Cardinals, a team executive calls the upcoming year a "transition."

Opening his 18th and final Spring Training while working as one of the front-office leaders of the Cardinals, president of baseball operations John Mozeliak was quick to point out how different this year's camp feels,