The St. Louis Cardinals came to an agreement with intriguing minor league slugger Bligh Madris on Wednesday, as reported by Chase Ford of MiLBCentral: The St. Louis Cardinals have signed Bligh Madris to a minor league contract, per @_chaseford. The utility player has 247 extra-base hits along with 403 RBI throughout his minor league career.

The Cardinals are partnering with MLB to produce their games beginning in 2026, but the financial impact is set to be huge. The post Cardinals’ New MLB TV Deal Comes With a $40 Million Gut Punch appeared first on Heavy Sports.

MLB insider Ken Rosenthal is giving flowers to Cardinals president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom, for his efforts so far.

Chaim Bloom has done a lot of subtracting from the St. Louis roster, but he is looking to make one more add before spring training.

The Cardinals' system has already made great strides under their new player development regime, though injuries dinged them some in 2025.

Hello everyone, I’m Dan Lucy on the Ozarks First digital desk. The St. Louis Cardinals made another roster move, sending all-star infielder Brendan Donovan to the

Chaim Bloom this winter has traded away Nolan Arenado, Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras and now Brendan Donovan

Since then, Bloom has traded an All-Star from the roster each month of the offseason. In November, Sonny Gray was dealt to the Red Sox, with Willson Contreras following him in December. The Nolan Arenado saga finally came to an end in mid-January, when he was dealt to the Diamondbacks.

As the MLB offseason winds down, the Cardinals are being linked to a pair of veteran bats who could address key roster needs.