In an attempt to keep left-handed fire-balling prospect Brandon Clarke, the St. Louis Cardinals might opt to use him in short bursts out of the bullpen. Clarke, who hit 103 mph with his four-seam fastball in July of 2026, was acquired by the Cards in the Sonny Gray trade.

Left-handed pitcher Brandon Clarke, rehabilitating right-hander Tekoah Roby and outfielder Tai Peete are a part of the contingent of top prospects the Cardinals are sending to the Arizona Fall League, a finishing school of sorts in recent years for the big-league club.

The St. Louis Cardinals’ series against the San Francisco Giants was a major disappointment, as they were swept in three games. Now, St. Louis will be looking to get things back on track as they kick off their series against the Chicago White Sox on Thursday.Now, as the Cardinals prepare for their series against Chicago, […] The post St. Louis Cardinals Suddenly Promote 23-Year-Old After Bad Giants Series appeared first on HEAVY.

The St. Louis Cardinals have one of the most intriguing pitching prospects in baseball.

The St. Louis Cardinals' No. 7 overall prospect had a massive day on Saturday.

This Cardinals prospect has gone through an avalanche of injury woes, and now, he's set to miss the first few months of the 2026 season.

Chaim Bloom acquired pitchers in each of the four major deals they've made this offseason.

Sonny Gray is a worthy addition to any baseball team trying to make a push in the short-term, but what type of long-term success is Boston leaving on the table by moving the likes of Richard Fitts and Brandon Clarke

St. Louis sent out a lot of money.