Most Hyped Outfield Prospects Of The Past 20 Years

If you’re looking for some of the toolsiest players in baseball, look no further than the outfield. That’s true across the big leagues and on prospect rankings over the years.

St. Louis Official Site

Cardinals Capsules, Vol.3 : Edgar Renteria Caps Crazy Cardinals Walk-Off Over Cubs, 2002

Welcome back to Cards Capsules, the series in which we take a look back at memorable Cardinals games from the last 20 years in St. Louis baseball history. Without any baseball to watch in the present due to the spread of coronavirus, what better way to fill the time, eh?

KMOV

How Chris Carpenter Pitched A Gem Vs. Brewers

Chris Carpenter capped an unbeatable streak with a nearly unhittable performance.

RetroSimba

With His Dramatic Catches & Emerging Bat, Harrison Bader Bidding To Become Cardinals' Centerfielder Of The Future

Jim​ Edmonds​ gave the St.​ Louis Cardinals​ the​ best​ seven​ years of​ his​ career.​ From​ 2000​ through 2006,​ Edmonds​​ won six Gold Glove Awards for his big-play defense in center field, was selected to four National League All-Star teams, slugged .572, averaged 33 homers and 95 RBIs, and mixed walks and power to amass a .971 OPS. Edmonds’ marvelous talent flowed through six postseasons, and the Cardinals wouldn’t have won two NL pennants and the 2006 World Series without his style and flair.

The Athletic

How J.D. Drew Found A Home With Cardinals

Confident in their ability to get a deal done, the Cardinals made a bold decision to pursue outfielder J.D. Drew.

RetroSimba

Albert Pujols Will Hit 3,000 With The Angels, But Cardinals Have The Memories

Your list will be different.

BenFred

Cardinals' Best, Worst On Display At Wrigley

While losing painfully Thursday and Friday at Wrigley Field, the Cardinals illustrated all that has gone wrong this season.

Gordo

The Cardinals Should Consider Andrew Miller

The 2016 Cardinals lost yet another game last night due to their bullpen being unable to protect a lead. This has become an unfortunate theme 84 games into the season. Sure, the offense squandered some chances to score more than five runs, but five runs should be enough to win the game. More important than the game outcome, though, the Cardinals potentially lost Matt Carpenter for an extended period of time, and should this be the case, there is no way a trade for the pitcher named in the title of this post will occur.

Viva El Birdos

The Finally Realized Expectations Of Colby Rasmus

Colby Rasmus was a highly touted prospect in the St. Louis Cardinals system in 2008. It looks like he is finally living up to the great expectations foisted upon him as a 22-year-old.

Beyond The Boxscore

Four Weeks Until Opening Day: Number 28s

When the last time we saw real St. Louis Cardinals baseball was more than four months ago, what's four more weeks? Four Sundays from right now, we'll have real baseball.

KSDK

Colby Rasmus Trade Revisited

I was reading a piece written by Kyle Franzoni, ‘Colby Rasmus Expected To Resume Baseball Activities on Saturday’ and one line really caught my attention.

Jays Journal

Cardinals Seeking Division Title In Opener With Cubs

The Cardinals have a chance to clinch the National League Central title for the first time since 2009.

St. Louis Official Site

Yankees Sign Corey Patterson To Minors Deal

Donnie Collins Twitter

Mariners Release Corey Patterson

Mike Curto Twitter

Corey Patterson Assigned To Triple-A Tacoma

Mike Curto Twitter

Alex Castellanos & Zack Cox Both Head To The Disabled List

Baseball America

Brendan Ryan Eager To Continue Delivering With Bat

Hits have been few and RBIs even more rare in April for Brendan Ryan, so the Mariners shortstop reacted with a big fist pump after his sharp single to right field drove in a run in the sixth inning in Monday's 6-2 win over the Orioles.

Seattle Official Site

Mariners Sign Corey Patterson To Minors Deal

Greg Johns Twitter

On Jackie Robinson Day, No Black Players On Cardinals Roster; Mike Matheny's Back Issues; The Boston Tragedy; Extra Bases

On Jackie Robinson Day, when all players on all teams wear No. 42 to honor the great Brooklyn Dodgers African-American star who brought not only a change to the game but a change in the culture of the game, the Cardinals had no African-American players.

Post-Dispatch

Minor League Transactions: March 28-April 4

Baltimore placed Joel Pineiro and Rich Rundles on the seven-day disabled list.
Chicago-A signed Tyler Greene.
Cincinnati signed Mike MacDougal and added Cesar Izturis to the 40-man roster.
Houston added Rick Ankiel to the 40-man roster.
Los Angeles optioned Alex Castellanos to Triple-A.
Miami removed Zack Cox from 40-man roster.
Minnesota placed Bryan Augentstein on the seven-day disabled list.
New York-N released Corey Patterson.
Oakland removed Daric Barton from the 40-man roster.
Pittsburgh placed Jolbert Cabrera on the seven-day disabled list.
Tampa Bay added Jamey Wright to the 40-man roster.
Texas placed Kyle McClellan on the seven-day disabled list.
Toronto placed Lance Zawadzki on the seven-day disabled list.
Washington placed Erik Komatsu on the seven-day disabled list.

St. Louis Cardinals Released: 1B David Bergin, OF Chris Edmondson, OF David Medina
Recalled: SS Ryan Jackson
Optioned to Triple-A: RHP Maikel Cleto, OF Adron Chambers
Option transferred: RHP Michael Blazek, RHP Keith Butler, LHP Kevin Siegrist (all three players Triple-A to Double-A)
Placed on 7-day DL: RHP Kyle Barraclough, RHP Logan Billbrough, RHP Chris Corrigan, RHP Scott Gorgen, RHP Aidan Lucas, RHP Zach Russell, RHP Jordan Swagerty, LHP Ryan Sherriff, LHP Jay Voss, C Juan Castillo, 1B Jeremy Schaffer

Baseball America