Covering MLB with a focus on the St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Royals
Of all positions in the Cardinals system, first base is perhaps the one that developed the most unexpectedly. But how will the future play out overall at the position? And will the surplus of talent lead to moves being made at spot, or will other issues make the team gun shy about jumping to any conclusions still?
Pete Kozma might have gotten sudden public support along with the St. Louis Cardinals starting shortstop job after Rafael Furcal announced Thursday he would have Tommy John surgery and miss the entire 2013 season, but Kozma has deserved some of that respect long before now.
In just four years, St. Louis Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak has done just about everything an organization could ask out of that position, and he has done it in steady, yet stunning fashion.
Examining the 2013 Hall Of Fame ballot and Jose Mesa’s career.
Examining the 2013 Hall Of Fame ballot and Royce Clayton’s career.
Examining the 2013 Hall Of Fame ballot and Shawn Green’s career.
The Kansas City Royals announced today that the club has signed three additional players to minor league contracts for the 2013 season. The club plans to announce Major League Spring Training invitations at a later date.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been looking for a left handed relief pitcher this off season. Today, they got their man.
After the Royals decline Joakim Soria’s 2013 option, the closer may go elsewhere.
So I assumed you’ve already tuned out the playoffs, what with the Tigers, Yankees and Cardinals all advancing. Instead, let’s take a look at October baseball Kansas City Royals style, the Arizona Fall League.
