Will the St. Louis Cardinals trade Ryan Helsley away before the 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline on July 31st? This question will be answered in six da

The St. Louis Cardinals have made a significant roster move, designating starting pitcher Erick Fedde for assignment. RHP Andre Granillo has been recalled from Memphis (AAA). RHP Erick Fedde has been designated for assignment.

The Cardinals announced, to no one's surprise, that their rivalry game will be their Week 4 Thursday night game at State Farm Stadium against the Seattle Seahawks. We also know when the uniform reveal will happen — August 28. The video suggests that there will be some sand theme to it.

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Their biggest need is bullpen help. Jordan Romano hasn't panned out as their closer, and Jose Alvarado's 80-game PED suspension makes him ineligible for the postseason. Jon Morosi of MLB Network recently discussed St. Louis Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley and noted that the Phillies would be an ideal fit for him.

Left with nowhere else to turn with struggling starter Erick Fedde, who has been in one of the worst funks of his MLB career, the Cardinals designated the veteran right-handed pitcher for assignment on Wednesday morning.

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FanDuel Sports Network Cardinals analyst Mark Sweeney, left, and play-by-play broadcaster Chip Caray prepare to call a game against Philadelphia on April 11, 2025, at Busch Stadium. It also was shown on KMOV (Channel 4) and Matrix Midwest (Channel 32).

The Arizona Cardinals held their first fast-paced day of training camp. A linebacker went down with an injury, but some starters looked sharp.

Longtime NFL guard Justin Pugh announced Friday he is retiring after playing 11 seasons with the New York Giants and Arizona Cardinals. Pugh returned to Giants training camp to call it a career a few weeks before his 35th birthday with his wife,

After getting his start to the second half pushed back because of his innings total, Cardinals starter Matthew Liberatore said his gap in outings allowed a mental "reset" along with