Fifty-four members from MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 are scheduled to play in the third edition of Spring Breakout, including shortstops Konnor Griffin (Pirates, No. 1), Jesús Made (Brewers, No. 3), Leo De Vries (Athletics, No. 4), JJ Wetherholt (Cardinals, No. 5), Colt Emerson (Mariners, No. 9) and outfielder Max Clark

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JUPITER, Fla. -- Left-hander Matthew Liberatore has been named the Cardinals' Opening Day starter, manager Oliver Marmol announced to the team’s sideline reporter, Dani Wexelman, during Wednesday afternoon's broadcast of the club's 4-1 win over the Astros. The man affectionately known as “Libby” will get the start on March 26

JUPITER, Fla. – Infielder/outfielder Thomas Saggese returned to the Cardinals on Wednesday after spending more than two weeks with Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic. Before leaving to represent his great-great grandfather's country, Saggese was wondering if he made a mistake by leaving the Cardinals. His agent assured him

JUPITER, Fla. -- During this past offseason, right-hander Michael McGreevy was playing golf with some friends who are Cardinals fans. He told them to jump on the bandwagon in 2026, because even though they are one of the youngest teams in the Major Leagues, the Cards are going to surprise

The preliminary player pools have become the final rosters, and now we have a better understanding of which prospects will next take the Spring Breakout stage. In two short years, the Spring Breakout alumni list is already a doozy, filled with a Cy Young winner, multiple Rookies of the Year,

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- After working for three days in the hitting lab at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, Cardinals right fielder Jordan Walker was back on the field against the Nationals on Tuesday afternoon and he went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts in a 1-0 loss at CACTI Park of

The first two years of Spring Breakout showcased several players who quickly became big league stars, including reigning National League Cy Young Award winner Paul Skenes, 2025 Rookies of the Year Drake Baldwin and Nick Kurtz, and postseason sensation Trey Yesavage. It also put an assortment of stunning tools on

JUPITER, Fla. -- Cardinals catcher/designated hitter Iván Herrera is expected back on the field on Tuesday against the Astros. He hasn’t played since March 6 against the Orioles because of an inflamed right knee. Herrera doesn’t know how he hurt the knee. He can only guess how the injury came

JUPITER, Fla. -- Cardinals right fielder Jordan Walker hasn’t been in the lineup the past three games because he has been working in the team’s hitting lab, which is located in the back fields at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. Walker is currently going through swing changes in order to see

JUPITER, Fla. -- Outfielder Colton Ledbetter will not be on the Cardinals’ Opening Day roster on March 26, but that hasn’t stopped him from living the dream during Spring Training. Ledbetter already has two game-winning hits during the exhibition season, the most recent came on Friday in a 5-4 victory

JUPITER, Fla. -- Cardinals third baseman Nolan Gorman had a season to forget in 2025. He had a hard time making contact and ended the season with a slash line of .205/.296/.370 and 136 strikeouts. But it looks like the hard work he put in during the offseason is paying

As the Cardinals continue to prep for the start of the 2026 season, club president Bill DeWitt III is emphasizing that fan safety remains top of the list when it comes to the organization’s off-the-field focus. "It's literally our number one priority. Without it, you don’t have anything," he shared

JUPITER, Fla. -- Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol has seen a significant change in outfielder Nathan Church in 2026. It’s almost night and day.

In a recent sit-down interview with MLB.com at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, Chaim Bloom, the Cardinals’ president of baseball operations, answered questions on a wide range of topics, from the team’s outlook in 2026 to his relationship with manager Oliver Marmol. MLB.com: Opening Day is two weeks away. What has

JUPITER, Fla. -- Cardinals third baseman Nolan Gorman has a lot to prove in the batter’s box. Last year, he had a slash line of .205/.296/.370 with 136 strikeouts. Before St. Louis' 3-1 win over the Mets Thursday at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, Gorman wasn’t doing any better with the

HOUSTON -- Yadier Molina has made no secret of the fact that he hopes to manage in the Major Leagues. Same goes for the former Cardinals teammate with whom he is often associated, Albert Pujols. With both greats having managed their respective clubs -- Molina with Puerto Rico and Pujols

Managing in the World Baseball Classic is tricky. Teams are full of stars, sometimes adjusting to new positions. There are pitch-count rules. There are complex tiebreakers. And most importantly, there’s the tension of leading a national team in a high-pressure situation where the entire country might second-guess a decision.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol has been raving about right-hander Dustin May this spring. The skipper loves the way the ball is coming out of May’s hand and how he is handling his conditioning program. So far, May looks like he is in midseason form and

Through the first two iterations of Spring Breakout, many young prospects have gone head-to-head before quickly establishing themselves as stars at the Major League level. Look no further than when Paul Skenes struck out Jackson Holliday in the first inning during the first edition of Spring Breakout, weeks before they'd

We are all about the future at MLB Pipeline. Obviously, any talk about prospects and who they might become involves some prognostication. Fresh off flexing those muscles to present every organization’s Top 30 prospects list, we’re keeping our crystal ball in active mode to provide a prospect prediction for each

JUPITER, Fla. -- There is a vibe in Cardinals camp that can’t be ignored. It’s positive energy that makes the players and coaching staff believe they will win more than they will lose in 2026. That has been the case during the exhibition season. Entering Tuesday's action against the Mets,