Cardinals lose pitcher for 3-4 weeks

Cardinals lose pitcher for 3-4 weeks due to painful injury
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Cardinals’ Zack Thompson Shut Down 3-4 Weeks Due To Lat Injury
Cardinals left-hander Zack Thompson shut down with lat injury
JUPITER, Fla. — St. Louis Cardinals left-hander Zack Thompson has a lat strain and will be shut down for three to four weeks. Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak told reporters, including MLB.com, of the Grade 1 strain on Sunday. He said Thompson would be re-evaluated at the end of that time.
Cardinals Unlikely To Trade $260 Million Star In Shocking Move, Per Insider
According to FanSided's MLB insider Robert Murray, the St. Louis Cardinals are now seen as unlikely to trade Nolan Arenado.
St. Louis Cardinals Send Top Prospect Back to Minor League Camp
Training, Sundays are usually the days that the rosters get trimmed a little bit. As pitchers begin to build up, the starters in the projected rot
Cardinals have their excuses lined up to pass on Albert Pujols as next manager
Albert Pujols will reportedly manage the Dominican Republic in the upcoming World Baseball Classic next season. This is just months after Pujols led Leones del

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Latest MLB rumors shed light on Nolan Arenado’s future with the St. Louis Cardinals
MLB rumors: Cardinals predicted to make spring trade, even if it's not Nolan Arenado
The Cardinals may make a trade before the season starts, with Ryan Helsley and Nolan Arenado as the top candidates.
Cardinals' Nolan Arenado Reveals 2025 Expectations, Excitement To Stay In St. Louis
Cardinals Predicted To Trade $81 Million Pitcher To Shocking AL Contender
The St. Louis Cardinals could look to trade flamethrowing closer Ryan Helsley before the star hits free agency next off-season.
Quinn Mathews makes strong impression before reassignment to minor league camp: Cardinals Extra
He did a phenomenal job,” Cardinals manager Marmol said of Quinn Mathews, the club’s top pitching prospect who was reassigned to minor league camp on Sunday.
More homers? St. Louis Cardinals spring training home gets new fences
Top prospect JJ Wetherholt made noise on Sunday, Feb. 23 when he popped the team’s first homer of spring training, an opposite field shot that cleared the wall in left center. It was measured by Statcast at 345 feet – a batted ball with a .660 expected batting average that would have gone for a home run in none of MLB’s 30 regular season ballparks.