I hate to be a pessimist, but I'm preparing for a worse season compared to last year. Arenado can't win games by himself. I genuinely hope I'm wrong.

We all love him, but he needs to step aside. Should of left with Yadi & Albert.

“I don’t know if you’d call it a stretch anymore. It’s just bad baseball,” Arenado said, via Bally Sports Midwest. “We have been playing bad baseball for awhile now. Do I think we can play better baseball with the players we have in here? Sure. But that remains to be seen.”

I know there hasn't been much content the past few days. I'm kind of unsure what content to post as default mod. Do you want links to articles from websites kind of like the reddit sub has? My main argument against that is that you can go to cardinals.com (just an example) and look just as easy as I can post the link here. I'm not 100% against it, just didn't think it provided any value. I did like tweets from the sportcasters on the reddit sub as I don't use twitter. I'm open to discussion, and curious on peoples thoughts.

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Usually one to be back in the training room or away from the dugout when the game ends, Jordan Montgomery was there for the late innings Friday night, poised near the railing as he was earlier on the mound.

Although, entering the second month of his quest for a win, his decision to be that close to the field for game’s end had nothing to do with his changing his view or changing up his luck.

“I was just out there in case we cleared,” Montgomery said.

That’s “cleared” as in cleared the dugout.

“Cleared” as in cleared to take the field to confront the Reds.

In the seventh inning, one inning after Montgomery’s scoreless start ended, Cincinnati starter Ben Lively tagged catcher Willson Contreras with a pitch, right near his pinky. Contreras took issue with the obviousness of the pitch, and it took manager Oliver Marmol two visits to Contreras at first ba

ARLINGTON, Texas — Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak finds himself in a holding pattern, not out of overconfidence in the team’s roster or stubbornness. Rather, he’s waiting for the team’s play to chart his course forward.

The Cardinals’ performance over the next five weeks will give Mozeliak a North Star and a sense of direction before the MLB trade deadline. Until then, the club’s focus will remain on internal evaluations.

How the current roster performs, including players expected to return from injuries, will determine the options Mozeliak and the front office explore when the trade market takes shape.

“Timing is not in our favor at the moment, but things change over time,” Mozeliak told the Post-Dispatch prior to Wednesday’s game against the Texas Rangers. “So let’s see where we are as a club, then we can determine what we want to try to pursue or not pursue.”

The Cardinals (26-37) return home with the National League’s third-worst record (percentage poi

Hey all, figured I'd submit a logo for the community and try to beef this place up to look all pretty.

I know I’m stating the obvious, but we really need pitching. This is pathetic to watch.