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After three decades in the St. Louis Cardinals organization, nearly two at the helm of the front office, John Mozeliak is set ...

The Cardinals will say goodbye to several veteran players as the emphasis switches to youth and player development.

The World Series is over, with the Dodgers winning in five games. Now, John Mozeliak must act to improve a deeply-flawed Cardinals roster. It isn't going well.

They continued to try to buy, while they also continued to fall short of contending. So heading into John Mozeliak's final year in charge of the Cardinals, all signs point to them doing what they ...

As the Seattle Mariners think about how to rebuild their roster this offseason, they got some big news on Monday as it was reported that the St. Louis Cardinals ...

As expected, the St. Louis Cardinals did not extend a $21.05 million qualifying offer to free-agent first baseman Paul ...

The World Series is over, with the Dodgers winning in five games. Now, John Mozeliak must act to improve a deeply-flawed Cardinals roster. It isn't going well. Cincinnati Reds v St. Louis ...

All six players will be unrestricted free agents come Monday and can sign with any club. It is unlikely St. Louis will retain any of them, though Carpenter is open to returning in a role similar to ...

ST. LOUIS – After three decades in the St. Louis Cardinals organization, nearly two at the helm of the front office, John Mozeliak is set to step down at the end of the 2025 MLB season.

Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak confirmed Monday that the team will not extend Goldschmidt a one-year, $21.05 million qualifying offer, John Denton of MLB.com reports.