SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — With front office execs from almost all of the 29 other clubs and definitely one from each of his National League Central …
Derrick Goold
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Derrick Goold is the lead Cardinals beat writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and past president of the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
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Marcell Ozuna is arguably the best available free agent outfielder — a sign of a market that has many teams exploring trades for outfielders. Count the Cardinals in that group. They have outfielders they’re willing to discuss in trades and curiosity about what established outfielder they could acquire.
It started with the plan for a decorative oversized logo outside Busch Stadium, one that could be a meeting place like Stan Musial’s statue, a…
A historically significant relationship that broadcast St. Louis and Cardinals baseball far west and to almost every corner of the country wil…
Also: Some updates on Carlos Martinez and Alex Reyes, and their throwing programs this winter as they prepare for spring training.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The homegrown executive who helped the Cardinals continue to splice statistics and scouting into a draft strategy that exc…
Speaking to Post-Dispatch baseball writer Derrick Goold and other media at the GM meetings, agent Scott Boras — who represents the top three free agents — argued that too many teams are cozying up to losing instead of contending, and that's having a lullaby effect on the free-agent market and fans’ interest.
Left fielder plans to pass on the Cardinals’ one-year, $17.8-million qualifying offer by Thursday’s deadline in part because of the early interest he’s received from teams other than St. Louis. At least a half-dozen teams have had early talks about Ozuna.
Molina plans to play past current deal, possibly through 2022; La Russa, Pujols reunited with Angels
Gold Glove catcher would turn 40 around the All-Star break of the 2022 season. Also: Teams lining up for Ozuna, TLR reunites with Pujols.
Adam Wainwright's late-season surge, which he traced to a bold conversation initiated by young Jack Flaherty, led to him receiving a contract for 2020 that can reach $10 million with incentives.