St. Louis Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley is on pace to break the team’s single-season save record. Helsley became the first player in Baseball to reach 30 saves with the team’s 2-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday. He’s saved 30 in a row in 2024. “I feel pretty good; I definitely feel it a little bit. I’ve been pitching a lot, but I’ve been doing all of my recovery and … [Read more...] about Cardinals Closer On Pace To Break Team Save Record
Cardinals Rookie Outfielder Is A Defensive Weapon
St. Louis Cardinals Rookie Outfielder Michael Siani is proving to be a defensive weapon for the team. Siani has had the opportunity to play through a gauntlet of injuries and underperformance from other outfielders on the team. He has made himself indispensable to the team through his defensive play. Cardinals Rookie Outfielder Is A Defensive Weapon “He’s been unbelievable in … [Read more...] about Cardinals Rookie Outfielder Is A Defensive Weapon
Key Cardinals Outfielder To Start Rehab Assignment Friday
The St. Louis Cardinals could be getting a key offensive piece back soon. Outfielder Lars Nootbaar is scheduled to begin a rehab assignment in Double-A on Friday. Nootbaar has been out of the lineup since May 29, when he injured his oblique during an at-bat. Key Cardinals Outfielder To Start Rehab Assignment Friday Cardinals Manager Oliver Marmol confirmed that Nootbaar would … [Read more...] about Key Cardinals Outfielder To Start Rehab Assignment Friday
St. Louis Cardinals Promote Intriguing Pitching Prospect
Per a team announcement, the St. Louis Cardinals will promote starting pitching prospect Gordon Graceffo on Friday. Though Graceffo has been a starter throughout his time in professional ball, Katie Woo of the Athletic reports that the Cardinals plan to use him out of the bullpen for the time being. Roster News: RHP Gordon Graceffo has been selected from Memphis (AAA). He will … [Read more...] about St. Louis Cardinals Promote Intriguing Pitching Prospect
Hall of Famer Orlando Cepeda Dies at 86
Hall of Fame first baseman Orlando Cepeda, best known for his presence in the fearsome San Francisco Giants lineups of the early 1960s, has died. He was 86 years old. He is the second Giants legend to pass away in recent weeks, following the passing of Willie Mays on June 18. MLB mourns the passing of Hall of Famer Orlando Cepeda at the age of 86. Known as “Cha-Cha” and “The … [Read more...] about Hall of Famer Orlando Cepeda Dies at 86