The St. Louis Cardinals took a major step toward a future-focused rebuild this offseason by trading three respected veterans: Nolan Arenado, Willson Contreras and Sonny Gray. … [Read more...] about How much are the Cardinals still paying Arenado, Contreras and Gray?
Blues leading scorer Robert Thomas is out 2 weeks with a lower-body injury
The St. Louis Blues have put leading scorer Robert Thomas on injured reserve and said he'll be re-evaluated in two weeks. President of hockey operations and general manager Doug Armstrong said Thomas is out because of a lower-body injury. The 26-year-old center ranks first on the team with 22 assists and 33 points and is tied for the most goals with 11. Thomas missed the Blues' … [Read more...] about Blues leading scorer Robert Thomas is out 2 weeks with a lower-body injury
Blues’ Extension With Mailloux Reinforces Commitment But Establishes His Runway
The St. Louis Blues re-signed defenseman Logan Mailloux to a one-year contract extension on Tuesday (Jan. 13). The 22-year-old is playing in his first season with the Blue Note since… … [Read more...] about Blues’ Extension With Mailloux Reinforces Commitment But Establishes His Runway
Tigers Respond to Early Setbacks With Statement SEC Wins As Tourney Dreams Inch Closer
Following a tough loss to Illinois in St. Louis, the Tigers have revived their season with marquee wins over Florida, Kentucky, and Auburn, starting 3-1 in the SEC. … [Read more...] about Tigers Respond to Early Setbacks With Statement SEC Wins As Tourney Dreams Inch Closer
Cardinals Sign Bruce Zimmermann To Minors Contract
The Cardinals signed Bruce Zimmermann to a minor league deal, as per the southpaw’s MLB.com profile page. He was outrighted off the Brewers’ 40-man roster at the end of the season and then elected minor league free agency. Zimmermann spent all of 2024 in the Orioles’ minor league system, and then just about all of 2025 with Milwaukee’s Triple-A affiliate before his contract … [Read more...] about Cardinals Sign Bruce Zimmermann To Minors Contract