Three Cardinals Questions That Won't Be Answered If MLB Cancels Baseball Season

I’ve prepared myself for the likely development that there will no no major league baseball season in 2020 — and the even more likely development that if there is a season that I won’t be able to watch the St. Louis Cardinals play any games at Busch Stadium

Cheap Seats

Closer To Impact: After Generating Buzz All Spring, Johan Oviedo's Rise Could Gain Velocity In Audition For Relief

To quicken his fluency in English, Johan Oviedo tuned in for television shows and music videos and, whenever possible, turned on the Spanish subtitles. But where he most enjoyed these language lessons was leaning back and looking up to a silver screen.

Birdland

Mike Shildt: Jordan Hicks 'Feeling Good, Looks Good' In Rehab

As he continues his injury rehab, fireballer Jordan Hicks is looking good but "taking it rightfully slow," according to Cardinals manager Mike Shildt on KMOX Sunday.

KMOX

John Mozeliak Thinks Jordan Hicks Can Be 'Key Member' Of Cardinals Bullpen

Making it clear Thursday he didn’t think it prudent to discuss the many sensitive issues being talked about by owners and the players’ association relative to the start of a baseball season, Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak didn’t mind reviewing the progress of reliever Jordan Hicks

Cardinal Beat

MLB Players, Owners Can Set Positive Example By Meeting In The Middle

While we wait to see how Major League Baseball players field this 82-game proposal from their bosses, here’s a proposal for both parties.

BenFred

May 2 In Peoria History

Throughout our history the Chiefs have played 39 games (14–24–1 record) with three games postponed May 2.

Chiefs Blog

Cardinals Waiting, Planning For Present Unknowns Before Considering Next Season

Before the Cardinals can make moves to discuss future extensions or even consider what their 2021 roster might look like, there is a looming unknown in the way.

Post-Dispatch

Jordan Hicks Continues To Make Strides On Rehab, Readying For Return When Or If Games Do

While baseball waits and wonders about when games will resume, rehabs continue.

Birdland

Matt Carpenter's Go-Go Cardinals Can't Keep Pace In 'The Show'; Real-Deal Pitching Powers Other 2020 Simulations

As the readied to face the Cardinals and their veteran starter over the weekend, Oakland lefty Jesus Luzardo, who has 12 innings in the majors, none against a National League foe, and had just turned 9 when Adam Wainwright emerged as an October closer, whispered this scouting report to anyone listening.

Post-Dispatch

Why MLB Hitters Should Fear Daniel Ponce De Leon's Four-Seam Fastball

Wherever Daniel Ponce de Leon has pitched professionally, he's done pretty well.

KSDK

Season Delay Benefits Jordan Hicks

One of the biggest questions about 2020 was when young fireballer Jordan Hicks was going to return for the St. Louis Cardinals. His situation is one that benefits from the delay of the season.

Redbird Rants

Angel Rondon Could Be A Darkhorse In 2020

The St. Louis Cardinals will have a strong bullpen already in 2020 but Angel Rondon could be a player who comes out of nowhere to have an impact.

Redbird Rants

Picking A Cardinals All-Time Pitching Arsenal

Ideally we'd be seeing Jack Flaherty light up radar guns and Adam Wainwright buckle knees right about now.

KSDK

April 7 In Peoria History

The highlight for April 7 comes from Opening Day 2017. Just three years ago that Opening Day lineup for Chris Swauger (his first game as Chiefs manager) has already produced three Major Leaguers with a handful of other players in Double-A or Triple-A and on the verge of MLB debuts. Tommy Edman led off the game for the Chiefs and with one out, 18-year old Dylan Carlson launched his first home run of the season for a 1–0 lead. Two batters later, Andrew Knizner collected his first hit of the season and Brian O’Keefe singled as well but the Chiefs didn’t add on.

Chiefs Blog

Which Cardinals Look Like Themselves On MLB The Show 2020?

We’re nearly a week into the month of April, which means we should also be a couple weeks into the new Major League Baseball season. We should be breaking down this weekend’s St. Louis Cardinals home opening series against the Baltimore Orioles, while gearing up for tonight’s game against the heavyweight Los Angeles Dodgers.

KMOV

Cardinals Argue They Have Pitching Depth To Staff Two Strong Teams. Let's Test That Theory

This began as a conversation beside a running bus — one ready, like us, for a quick getaway from whatever the Mets call the ballpark in Port St. Lucie, Fla.

Birdland

Miles Mikolas Thinks He'll Be Ready For Opening Day - Whenever That Is

Spring training on Wednesday didn’t extend any farther than the outfield grass on Field 1 here at the Cardinals’ complex. But there was baseball activity, of a sort.

Cardinal Beat

Mike Shildt Likes His Team's Style - And The Wins, Too; Kolten Wong Leaves Game In First; Jordan Hicks Plays Thge Waiting Game; Brett Cecil Walks Two But Survives; Safe Driver Award

The wins and losses don’t count for another couple of weeks, but exhibition games can reflect a style of play. And manager Mike Shildt likes his club’s style.

Post-Dispatch

What Does Cardinals' Renewal Of Jack Flaherty's 2020 Salary Mean For His Future In St. Louis?

The Cardinals announced Sunday they had agreed to terms with 24 pre-arbitration eligible players for the 2020 season. The only one they could not agree with: Jack Flaherty.

KMOV

Cardinals Agree To Terms & Sign 24 Players For 2020 Season

The St. Louis Cardinals announced today that they have agreed to terms and signed one-year contracts for the 2020 season with 24 players. The team also announced that it has renewed the contract of pitcher Jack Flaherty.

St. Louis Official Site