The New York Yankees have already made some pitching moves this offseason, and while they are still (potentially) chasing another starter to bolster their injur

The Cardinals are looking for top prospects in a Brendan Donovan deal and the Mariners and Giants are competing for the All-Star's services.

The St. Louis Cardinals have reportedly come to an agreement on a contract with a midseason acquisition from the Boston Red Sox.

The MLB Winter Meetings may be behind us, but MLB free agency and trade rumors are still going on at full speed. After all, we're still only midway through Dece

With opportunities abundant and an acute need for veteran support in the starting rotation, the St. Louis Cardinals have reportedly agreed to a one-year contract with right-hander Dustin May, according to multiple media reports, including Jeff Passan of ESPN.

May, who made 23 starts in 2025 between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox, should slot in at the top of the Cardinals’ rotation.

The Arizona Cardinals take on the Houston Texans in Week 15. Kickoff from NRG Stadium in Houston is Sunday at 1 p.m. ET. The Cardinals have a long list of injuries. They are 10-point underdogs against the streaking Texans, who have won five straight games and have the league's No. 1 defense. They are also relatively healthy.

The Cardinals have signed former Dodgers and Red Sox pitcher Dustin May to a one-year deal for rotation depth in 2026.

“The Seattle Mariners and San Francisco Giants have emerged as front-runners for St. Louis Cardinals infielder Brendan Donovan, sources familiar with negotiations tell The Athletic, with the Cardinals looking to land multiple top prospects in a return,” Woo wrote on Saturday.

Two players — running back Emari Demercado and rookie defensive lineman Walter Nolen — return to the lineup. Demercado missed the last three games with a high ankle sprain. Nolen missed the last two with a knee injury. WR Marvin Harrison Jr.

The St. Louis Cardinals have the veteran starting pitcher that they have been looking for. All offseason, the Cardinals have been open about the fact that they