Kramer Robertson #3

Three-sport athlete at Midway High School in Waco, Texas. Played quarterback, leading the school to the Texas 5A Playoffs his junior and senior seasons. Also played point guard on the basketball team...Played college baseball at Louisiana State University where he amassed a .292 batting average (.393 OBP) with 11 HR, 107 RBI, 45 doubles, six triples and 31 hit by pitch over 212 career games...Named first team All-SEC as a junior (2016) and played in the 2017 College World Series where he batted .200 (6-30), batting lead-off and starting all seven games for the Tigers in Omaha, Neb. LSU finished runner-up to the Florida Gators for the National Championship...Selected to the Baton Rouge Regional All-Tournament Team in 2016...Father is Randy Robertson, a former quarterback at Louisiana Tech...His mother is Kim Mulkey, is currently the head women's basketball coach at Louisiana State University after winning a National Championship at Baylor (2005). She played basketball at Louisiana Tech and was a member of the 1984 USA Women's Olympic Basketball team...His sister Makenzie played college basketball at Baylor...Originally selected by Cleveland in the 32nd round of the 2016 June, First-Year Player Draft, but elected to return to LSU for this final collegiate season...Played two seasons (2014-15) for Wareham in the Cape Cod League, appearing in 60 games overall, batting .291 with a home run, nine RBI, five stolen bases and 10 hit by pitch...Resides in McGregor, Texas.

2022

Made his Major League debut on May 10 vs. Baltimore, entering the game in the ninth inning as a pinch runner...Recorded an RBI with his first career plate appearance on May 11 with a ground out to second base to drive in the Cardinals' final run in a 10-1 win over Baltimore...Played for three different organizations (St. Louis, Atlanta, New York-NL) throughout the season, including two games in the Major Leagues with St. Louis...Was hit by a pitch a career-high 20 times while in the Minors to lead the International League...Led Memphis with 60 walks and ranked third in the International League with a career-high .393 OBP combined among his three minor-league stops throughout the season...Matched a career-high with five RBI on May 6 with Memphis vs. Jacksonville, falling a triple shy of the cycle...Stole a career-high 30 bases in 38 attempts for the year, with 22 of those coming during his time with Triple-A Memphis.

2021

Played the entire season at Memphis (AAA), appearing in 118 games at second base (50), third base (43) and shortstop (19)... Committed only one error at second base (.995 fielding percentage) in 188 total chances playing 415.1 innings)...Posted career highs in triples (4) and RBI (62)... Was successful in 11 of 12 stolen base attempts, giving him 50 career steals.

2021 POSTSEASON: Traveled with the Cardinals to Los Angeles as a member of the Taxi Squad for the 2021 Wild Card Game but was not on the official roster.

2020

Did not play due to COVID protocols canceling the 2020 Minor League Baseball Season...Trained at the Alternate Training Site in Springfield, Mo., but was not called up to St. Louis or travel on the Taxi Squad.