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Bloom still sets Cardinals' sights on long-term goals as core takes shape (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS -- A year ago, on the heels of a 78-84 campaign, as Cardinals Nation acclimated to a long-anticipated shift in the leadership of the baseball operations department, Chaim Bloom told fans what was coming. A winter sell-off saw the payroll evaporate as mainstay contributors were subtracted from the roster. Those conditions made short-term contention a long shot -- by the organization’s own admission. So, the 2026 season ending with a similar record (77-85) to the one that preceded it sho
Cards star rookie Wetherholt returns from IL, will continue to manage his playing time (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS -- The Cardinals activated second baseman JJ Wetherholt from the 10-day injured list before their finale against the Giants, a 6-5 loss in 10 innings, on Wednesday afternoon at Busch Stadium. Wetherholt, who had been sidelined since Aug. 30 with right wrist tendinitis, went through a normal pregame routine on Sept. 15, ahead of his activation. The club designated right-hander Peter Strzelecki and infielder Ramón Urías for assignment in corresponding moves. While he’s not necessarily on
Lefty prospect Mathews to make Major League debut Saturday (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS -- Amid a dreary stretch for the Cardinals that has seen the club’s postseason aspirations take a considerable hit comes the latest beacon of hope for a bright future. The Cardinals will promote left-hander Quinn Mathews, their No. 7 prospect, from Triple-A Memphis to start on Saturday in Toronto, per manager Oliver Marmol. In addition to finding a place on the 26-man active roster, Mathews will need to be added to the 40-man roster to accommodate his MLB debut against the Blue Jays. F
'Very happy to be a Cardinal': No. 13 pick Trevor Condon, club see a perfect fit (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS -- The last time the Cardinals used a first-round pick to select a standout high school player from the state of Georgia, he turned into an All-Star outfielder. Like Jordan Walker during a Home Run Derby practice session at Busch Stadium on Saturday afternoon, the Cardinals swung for the fences by selecting outfielder Trevor Condon with the No. 13 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. 2026 MLB DRAFT PRESENTED BY NIPPON EXPRESS • Signing/Bonus tracker | Who signed? | On the fast track | F
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