Rookie Kolten Wong Expected to Be St. Louis Cardinals’ Starting 2nd Baseman
As spring training winds down for the Cardinals, most of their roster decisions have been made. One of the key positions that seemed to demand attention was second base.
As spring training winds down for the Cardinals, most of their roster decisions have been made. One of the key positions that seemed to demand attention was second base.
The St. Louis Cardinals, who have found themselves actively involved in the market for shortstops around the league over the last few seasons, suddenly find themselves with a player to offer to the market.
Oscar Taveras, one of the St. Louis Cardinals’ top prospects, was supposed to be competing for a spot on the 2014 major league roster at this point in the spring.
It sure didn’t take long for Kevin Slaten and Jack Clark to open up the doors to controversy on the new 920 AM.
In this week’s Triple Play, we look at some of the players who are being bandied about in trade rumors, plus a few players who SHOULD be traded, along with our weekly Wainwright Walk Watch.
The St. Louis Cardinals, according to many sources, seem to be searching for starting pitching.
The St. Louis Cardinals have used three weeks of spring training to find their likely middle infielders for the upcoming season, but one big decision remains as to who will take the fifth spot in the starting rotation.
The St. Louis Cardinals opened camp on Tuesday morning with the traditional pitchers and catchers workouts. It did not take long for the first quote to fire up the fan base to come out.
The St. Louis Cardinals placed lefty Jaime Garcia on the 15-day disabled list because of a shoulder strain.
Molina’s current deal is set to expire after the 2012 season, which would make the backstop a free agent for the first time in his career.