In Jenifer Langosch's inaugural Inbox as Cardinals beat reporter, she addresses Roy Oswalt's status, the Cards' chances in the NL Central and much more.More»Cardinals to continue pursuit of Roy Oswalt
When the Cardinals take the field in 2012, they will do so with the noticeable absence of Albert Pujols. However, despite Pujols' departure, the franchise moves forward with its goal of becoming the first National League club since the 1975-76 Reds to win back-to-back World Series titles.More» Shelby Miller, RHP, Cardinals
Albert Pujols, who once encompassed the identity of the Cardinals, leaves behind an undaunted supporting cast-turned-future core. Those in this bunch talk little about who will be missing, though they also avoid promises of immediate and equal replacement production.More»Duquette on Beltran joining the Cardinals
Matt Holliday and his family are among nearly 30 people at the St. Louis home of Cardinals teammate Chris Carpenter, watching Giants vs. Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI. Holliday shares his thoughts on the handoff to baseball with MLB.com during the big game.More»
For the first time in eight years, the Cardinals will make six of the top 100 selections in this summer's First-Year Player Draft. Five of those picks will come among the first 60.More» MLB.com on the Cardinals' picks
It may not be left field at Fenway Park or center field at Yankee Stadium, but playing catcher in St. Louis comes with a certain set of expectations and a healthy legacy.More» Molina's homer in the ninth puts Cards up
The Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum still lacks a brick-and-mortar home, but at least it has an address online, as the club announced on Monday the formal launch of its museum and hall of fame at Cardinals.com/museum.More»
Bullpens tend to be confounding things. Few positions see more volatility from year to year than relief pitchers, and that's certainly been true for the Cardinals.More»Cardinals sign Motte to one-year contract
Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak denied on Saturday that a deal is in the works with Roy Oswalt, as reports swirled that the club is close to a contract with the veteran right-hander.More» Oswalt talks about pitching in St. Louis
Roy Oswalt has been in the top six in the National League Cy Young Award balloting six times. If you need a guy for Game 7 in a World Series, you could do a whole lot worse than the man from Mississippi.More»Oswalt, Jackson are still on the open market
Cardinals outfielder Jon Jay hosted the Jon Jay Celebrity Bowling Challenge at Lucky Strike Lanes in Miami Beach, Fla., to help raise money for Chapman Partnership, the private sector partner of Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust, commissioned to site, build, and operate two homeless centers in downtown Miami and Homestead.More»
When the Cardinals report to Spring Training, they'll do so with their starting five settled. Five starters know they have jobs. All five of those starters can pitch at a high level and help a team to the postseason. And nearly every one of those five starters comes with some sort of question mark attached.More»Wainwright answers fan questions through social media
Shelby Miller was named the No. 5 prospect in professional baseball, while Carlos Martinez ranked No. 30, in MLB.com's Top 100 Prospects list, issued on Wednesday. They are the twin jewels of the St. Louis organization.More» Shelby Miller, RHP, Cardinals
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