St. Louis Cardinals

The move means subscribers to Comcast-owned Xfinity cannot watch the teams carried on Bally channels until the dispute is resolved. 

Rarely in sports does everything go exactly as expected, and the end of April has us re-evaluating all of our preseason predictions.

April baseball can confound, but we're here to help make sense of it, with 10 things we learned and insights from front-office executives.

Flaherty struck out his first seven batters and finished with a career-high 14 K's against his old team.

The Padres, Diamondbacks and Rays all lost major ground this week, while the Guardians find themselves knocking on our top 5.

Plus: The Twins are on a winning streak, the Rays lost three to the lowly White Sox and Aaron Judge had a bit of weird week.

Powered by a trio of late-inning relievers, the Cardinals are 12-0 when entering the eighth inning with a lead.

The Cardinals insist this ho-hum start is nothing like 2023: "I believe that group is going to do exactly what they’ve set out to do."

The Cardinals plan to use Michael Siani in center field while Jordan improves his swing and his plate discipline in the minors.

Three players discuss adjustments they made to improve in 2024, plus some positive developments for the Orioles and Fernando Tatis Jr.

For this exercise, The Athletic canvassed 40 executives across the sport, and tabulated their results to build front office report cards.

This week, we’re hunting for statistics that might mean more than your typical April numbers and what they say about where teams are headed.

After an uninspiring week, the Cardinals finally came to life and were fueled by the players who needed to get going the most.

The Cardinals rank near the bottom in most hitting categories as the heart of the order continues to search for power.

This class is shaping up to be strong at the very top, decent through pick 20 and weak after that.