Adam Wainwright surrendered four runs in the first inning of an otherwise strong outing in the Cardinals' 4-2 loss to the Cubs on Tuesday night. Carlos Beltran hit a solo home run.More» Beltran homers off the foul pole in right
After passing a physical, Rob Kaminsky, an 18-year-old left-handed pitcher out of St. Joseph Regional (N.J.) High School, signed his contract Tuesday at Busch Stadium. He will begin his Minor League career in Jupiter, Fla., with the Gulf Coast League Cardinals, who begin their season Saturday.More» Cardinals draft LHP Rob Kaminsky No. 28
Jake Westbrook is making his second start since coming off the disabled list, and eighth start this season for St. Louis. He'll take on Edwin Jackson on Wednesday.More» Westbrook goes five vs. Marlins in return
The presence of a second left-hander in Kevin Siegrist -- and one who is not a defined left-on-left specialist like Randy Choate -- has given manager Mike Matheny another mid-game option.More» Siegrist pitches a perfect inning of relief
A day after rookie Tyler Lyons delivered another subpar start for the Cardinals, manager Mike Matheny indicated that the club planned to keep Lyons in the rotation and have him make his next scheduled start Friday.More» Lyons fans three over 6 1/3 innings of work
Shelby Miller earned the win in the Cardinals' 5-2 victory over the Cubs on Monday, but he lasted only five innings because of cramping in his right leg. He was picked up by four relievers who preserved the lead.More» Yadier's two-run double puts Cards on board
Oscar Mercado met many who he hoped would one day be his teammates as the second-round Draft pick was at Busch Stadium on Monday to officially become a member of the Cardinals organization.More» Cardinals draft SS Oscar Mercado No. 57
If 2012 is to be remembered as the year Mike Trout and Bryce Harper were first unleashed upon the Major League Baseball world, then 2013 is shaping up to be remembered as the season Matt Harvey and Shelby Miller established themselves as aces in the making, the type of top-end starting talent teams dream of developing.More» Harvey fans seven over seven strong frames
Yadier Molina is closing the gap, but Buster Posey still has a hold on the National League's top catcher spot, according to the latest All-Star vote totals. Meanwhile, Carlos Beltran continued his rise up the ranks and has surpassed Justin Upton and Bryce Harper as the top outfielder.More» Yadier doubles home Holliday in the fourth
Fernando Salas is scheduled to begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Memphis on Tuesday in what should be the reliever's final checkpoint before returning from the disabled list.More» Salas holds Giants scoreless in relief
The Cardinals' starting lineup Sunday was missing some familiar faces, but manager Mike Matheny did not believe it was any less competitive.More» Molina singles home two in the first
Every mound sits 60 feet away from home plate, but Cardinals reliever Randy Choate spent some time throwing from a familiar rubber this weekend.More» Choate induces double play, escapes eighth
Lance Lynn (career-high seven runs) couldn't hold a big early lead, but Carlos Beltran (two solo home runs) and the Cards didn't stop hitting in a 13-7 win over the Marlins on Saturday.More» Beltran cranks his 350th career home run
Shelby Miller knows the makeup of a true hero. In honor of Father's Day, the Cardinals rookie reflected on his two heroes, his father and grandfather, and the impact each has had on his life.More»
Edward Mujica is back in familiar surroundings, but wearing very different colors. The Cardinals' closer returned to Marlins Park this weekend for the first time since being traded on July 31, 2012, for Minor League infielder Zack Cox. Mujica, who spent 1 1/2 seasons in Miami, was happy to be back for a few days.More» Mujica fans Satin to seal the win
A four-time All-Star and five-time Gold Glove Award winner, Yadier Molina has become a fan favorite throughout the world. He came across one of his biggest fans in the second inning of Friday's 5-4 loss to the Marlins when rookie Jose Fernandez stepped up to the plateMore» Molina singles home two in the first
Jeanine Duncan, who played the role of baseball matriarch to perfection, was honored in a touching memorial service on Saturday morning at Cathedral Basilica in St. Louis. Duncan, 64, died on June 6 at her home in Kimberling City, Mo., after a 22-month battle with brain cancer.More»
On a team full of standouts, Matt Carpenter has earned himself some deserved attention. The 27-year-old has been one of the top hitters in the National League, ranking in the Top 5 in batting average (fifth), hits (fourth) and on-base percentage (fourth) heading into Saturday's game against the Marlins.More» Carpenter's RBI triple opens the scoring
Jake Westbrook made his first start since May 8 on Friday night, but the Marlins ensured his return would not be a triumphant one. Westbrook could not hold an early lead as Miami beat St. Louis, 5-4, before 15,403 at Marlins Park.More» Freese laces an RBI double down the line
St. Louis activated Jake Westbrook from the disabled list and made room for him on the 25-man roster by optioning rookie right-hander Michael Wacha to Triple-A Memphis. Wacha was 1-0 with a 4.58 ERA in three starts with the Cardinals.More» Wacha hurls six solid, earns first win
A familiar face strolled into the Cardinals' clubhouse around 3 p.m. CT on Friday afternoon. Rafael Furcal, who is out for the entire season as he recovers from Tommy John surgery, is pleased with how his rehabilitation is going.More»Cards on veteran shortstop undergoing Tommy John
Carlos Beltran has been helping the Cardinals from the minute he stepped on the field in 2012. But the seven-time All-Star will be helping off the field in St. Louis, too.More» Beltran goes yard with his 14th home run
St. Louis came to terms with pitcher Michael Mayers (3rd round, University of Mississippi), outfielder James Bosco (13th round, Menlo College), pitcher Michael Brookshire (20th round, Belmont University), catcher Alex DeLeon (23rd round, University of Kansas) and pitcher Kyle Webb (32nd round, Elon University).More» MLB.com looks at the Cardinals' picks
Adam Wainwright bested Matt Harvey in a classic duel, throwing seven scoreless innings in the Cardinals' 2-1 victory over the Mets on Thursday.More» Wainwright fans six over seven innings
The Cardinals and Tigers have built deep staffs around their big-name stoppers in 2013, and it's led to plenty of success. Both clubs feature several arms pitching like aces -- not to mention a couple of the league's most consistently dominant pitchers for the past few seasons, too. Clearly their first-place standing is no fluke.More» Wainwright fans six over seven innings
Manager Mike Matheny returned to his roots on Thursday, catching Tyler Lyons' bullpen session after a morning rainstorm condensed the amount of time the Cardinals had to get in all their pregame work.More»
Side by side, Tyler Lyons and Michael Wacha threw their in-between-start bullpen sessions at Citi Field on Thursday. They are both likely to pitch next on Sunday, when one will start for the Cardinals and the other for Triple-A Memphis.More» Wacha hurls six solid, earns first win
