Covering MLB with a focus on the St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Royals
The Cardinals’ top prospect was sent to minor league camp on Thursday after only two appearances. But the spring is all about seizing the opportunities, so who does his demotion from the Opening Day picture benefit the most?
The St. Louis Cardinals had their choice of two pitchers to send to the minor leagues Friday when righthanded starter Jake Westbrook returned from injury.
Herrera entered the eighth inning of the game in Atlanta with the score tied at 2. He was ready to blow away the heart of the Braves’ lineup with his blazing fastball.
After a strong start to 2013, the Kansas City Royals ended last week losing a three in a row to the injury plagued New York Yankees.
Twice a year the group known as the United Cardinal Bloggers gather virtually to discuss the topics that are on everyone’s minds.
It will undoubtedly be the number one mission of Dayton Moore to improve the pitching for his Kansas City Royals in the off-season.
Taking a look at the position players in the minor league system for the Royals.
Kansas City has faced some troubling moments over the past week, and the organization’s future could be riding on how the team responds.
We tend to forget that professional baseball players are real people, with real feelings, real emotions, and real problems.
Add one more to the mix — Ryan Ludwick smashed his 2nd long ball in two games with Memphis and looks ready to rejoin the big club. Who does he replace on the roster and what other moves may be close?
