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FILTER RESULTS ►Current Stock Reports for St. Louis Cardinals' Top 10 Prospects
The St. Louis Cardinals are finding out earlier than they probably would have liked about how their top prospects will perform at the big league level. As the season is already a quarter of the way over, the Cardinals have found themselves dipping into their strong farm system to help fill holes due to injury. Show More Summary
What Shelby Miller Must Do to Win the 2013 NL Cy Young Award
St. Louis Cardinals rookie starter Shelby Miller has been causing quite the stir among MLB pundits and baseball writers. With so much attention being pointed toward Matt Harvey (well-earned attention, mind you), Shelby Miller slipped through the early weeks of 2013 with little or no national attention despite his accomplishments. Show More Summary
First Quarter Grades for the St. Louis Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals entered the quarter-season mark of 2013 with the best record in baseball. To say that exceeds the expectations of some is quite the understatement. Many, arguably most, baseball writers had the Cincinnati Reds picked as clear favorites to win the National League Central Division. Show More Summary
New York Mets crush St. Louis Cardinals 5-2 – MLB Recap
New York Mets crush St. Louis Cardinals 5-2 – MLB Recap New York Mets crushed St. Louis Cardinals 5-2 in the fourth and final game of their four-match regular series encounter on Thursday, May 16 at Busch Stadium in Missouri. Although...Show More Summary
Adam Wainwright Leading St. Louis Cardinals Youth by Example
ST. LOUIS, Mo.–St. Louis Cardinals starter Adam Wainwright has seen a lot of role changes over the years. He arrived in the big leagues as the rookie closer. The famed curveball he blew past future teammate Carlos Beltran to clinch the 2006 World Series berth will forever be remembered as one of the most memorable single pitches in Cardinals history. Show More Summary
The Great Pennant Chase of 1883
There hasn’t been much juice to the rivalry between the New York Mets and the St. Louis Cardinals—most recently renewed in a four-game series that ends today—since Adam Wainwright struck out Carlos Beltrán to end Game Seven of the 2006 National League Championship Series, but it was once as heated as any in baseball. Show More Summary
St. Louis Cardinals Rookie Phenom Shelby Miller to Pitch Wednesday
In what has turned into the year of the young pitcher in Major League Baseball like we've never seen before, St. Louis' Shelby Miller has thrown his hat in the ring as a potential Rookie of the Year candidate. All eyes will be on Miller as he steps to the mound Wednesday against a struggling Mets lineup at Busch Stadium. Show More Summary
Long-suffering Cardinals can still fill a Mt. Rushmore
The Arizona Cardinals, previously known as the Phoenix Cardinals and the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Cardinals, have been around a long time. As a team, they don’t have much to show for it. But even the Cardinals will be able to point proudly to a quartet of franchise cornerstones. While no coach has…
Colorado Rockies beat St. Louis Cardinals 8-2 as De La Rosa throws near perfect game - MLB Update
Colorado Rockies beat St. Louis Cardinals 8-2 as De La Rosa throws near perfect game - MLB Update Colorado Rockies overwhelmed a strong opponent in the St. Louis Cardinals 8-2 at Busch Field. The game was a special one for pitcher Jorge...Show More Summary
Stock Up, Stock Down for Cardinals' Top 10 Prospects for Week of May 6
Branch Rickey invented Major League Baseball’s farm system in the early 1930s while serving as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals. Since then, the Cardinals’ minor league affiliates continue to flourish. Keith Law, of MLBDailyDish.com, deemed the Cardinals’ farm system as the best in all of baseball. Show More Summary
St. Louis Cardinals Pitching Staff Keeps Going Lower and Lower
Cardinals staff is pitching lights out in 2013.
Stock Up, Stock Down for Chicago Cubs' Top 10 Prospects for Week 6
It was a rare successful week for the big league club, as the Chicago Cubs went 4-2 and recorded a series win against the Washington Nationals, while also recording victories against the Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals. That pulled...Show More Summary
St. Louis Cardinals Rotation: Where Does It Rank Among the Best in Past 25 Years
On Sunday afternoon, Jaime Garcia and the St. Louis Cardinals will attempt a sweep of their series with the Colorado Rockies, one in which the bullpen hasn't even been called upon. That's because Shelby Miller and Adam Wainwright combined to shut the Rockies' powerful offense down with two consecutive one-hit marvels. Show More Summary
Adam Wainwright's 2-Hitter Extends Colorado Rockies' Nightmare Slump
One day after St. Louis Cardinals rookie sensation Shelby Miller retired 27 straight Colorado Rockies en route to a one-hitter, Adam Wainwright nearly tossed a no-hitter in his own right. His bid was broken up in the eighth inning, but his dominance and Colorado's incompetence are something to behold. Show More Summary
Cardinals Pitcher Retires 27 Straight in 3-0 Victory over Rockies
Rookie Shelby Miller gave up one hit in a near perfect game for the St. Louis Cardinals to beat the Colorado Rockies 3-0. Rockies right-fielder Eric Young led off with a single, but after that Miller retired 27 straight batters. He did not walk or hit anyone and no one reached on an error. Show More Summary
Cardinals' Miller's Near-Perfecto Cements His ROTY Candidacy
A broken bat bloop off of the bat of Colorado Rockies right fielder Eric Young Jr. is the only thing that separated Shelby Miller from a perfect game. The St. Louis Cardinals No. 5 starter got his fifth win Friday night, but that statement doesn’t even touch the gravity of his performance. Show More Summary
Cardinals' Shelby Miller Throws Historic One-Hitter: Reaction and Analysis
St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Shelby Miller was about as close to perfection as one can get without the threat of ever actually throwing a perfect game. That possibility no longer existed after the very first batter of the game on Friday against the Colorado Rockies. Show More Summary
Albert Pujols Shows How Easily One Man's Treasure Can Become Another Man's Trash
It's hard to look at Albert Pujols these days without asking, "Man, what the heck happened?" The last time we saw Pujols in St. Louis Cardinals red, he was standing tall at the top of the baseball mountain after a 37-homer regular season that constituted a bad year. Show More Summary
Handicapping Cardinals Stars' Early Odds of Making the 2013 All-Star Game
As the 2013 MLB All-Star Game in New York starts to draw near, the St. Louis Cardinals find themselves with several players in contention for a spot. The current 25-man roster for the Redbirds sports six former All-Stars: Yadier Molina, David Freese, Matt Holliday, Carlos Beltran, Adam Wainwright and Lance Lynn. Show More Summary
Why Pete Kozma Is Exceeding Expectations for the St. Louis Cardinals
Coming into the 2013 season, many St. Louis Cardinals fans did not know what to expect out of the shortstop position after learning that veteran Rafael Furcal would miss the entire year due to Tommy John surgery. The organization had very few options and eventually settled on handing the job to former first-round pick Pete Kozma. Show More Summary
