Catherine Reeves+FollowKolten Wong Hangs Up His Cleats in HawaiiBig news for Dodgers and Cards fans: Kolten Wong, the slick-fielding second baseman and two-time Gold Glover, officially called it a career where it all started—back home in Hawaii. Wong’s journey took him from the Cardinals to a memorable stint with the Boys in Blue, including that clutch three-run bomb in his first Dodgers at-bat. Now, he’s trading double plays for dad duties. How will you remember Wong’s impact on the game? #Dodgers #KoltenWong #MLBRetirement #Cardinals #Baseball #Sports00Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowKolten Wong Hangs Up His CleatsBig news for Crew and Cards fans—Kolten Wong, the slick-fielding second baseman known for his Gold Glove defense and clutch moments, just announced his retirement at his alma mater, Hawaii. After making waves with the Redbirds and later joining the Brew Crew for two solid seasons, Wong says he’s ready to be a full-time dad. Respect to a true NL Central grinder! Thoughts on his legacy? #KoltenWong #Brewers #Cardinals #MLBRetirement #NLcentral #Sports10Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowArenado to the Bronx? Don’t Bet On ItYankees fans dreaming of the Gold Glove wizard manning third base in pinstripes, pump the brakes. Despite wild trade proposals flying around, insiders like The Athletic’s Kuty say there’s almost zero chance the Cards send Nolan Arenado to New York right now. Even with the Yanks’ injury woes and hot stove chatter, payroll and prospect costs make this a long shot. Still, it’s fun to imagine Arenado’s glove flashing in the Bronx! #Yankees #Cardinals #MLBTradeRumors #NolanArenado #Sports00Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowArenado to LA? Cards Throw Cold Water on RumorsDodger fans, the dream of seeing Nolan Arenado suit up in Dodger Blue might have to wait. While the SoCal native would reportedly waive his no-trade clause for LA, the Redbirds aren’t budging. With the Cardinals hot on the Cubs’ heels and Mozeliak’s last ride in St. Louis, it looks like the Gold Glove third baseman isn’t leaving the Arch just yet. Muncy’s struggles make this sting even more, but the Cards’ recent surge keeps Arenado off the table—for now. #Dodgers #Cardinals #MLBRumors #Arenado #HotStove #Sports00Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowMcGreevy Back! Will He Stick This Time?Big news, Cards fans—Michael McGreevy is back in the bigs! After some solid showings last year and a killer spring, the 6'4" righty gets another shot, this time as a flexible arm against the Mets. While his Memphis numbers haven’t dazzled, the front office sees him as key depth, so this might be a short stay. Still, the hype is real—are we finally going to see McGreevy earn a permanent spot? Let’s hear your takes! #STLCards #McGreevy #MLB #Cardinals #Mets #Sports30Share
terrysharon+FollowFernandez Out, O’Brien In: Cards Shake Up PenTough call from the Redbirds’ dugout: Ryan Fernandez, who’s been ice-cold with an 11.42 ERA, is heading back to Memphis after a rough start. Riley O’Brien gets the call-up, hoping to steady a bullpen that’s been near the bottom of the league. With the Cards’ pen ranking 25th in ERA, something had to give. Do you think O’Brien can help turn things around, or is this just a band-aid move? Let’s hear your takes, Cards Nation! #STLCards #MLB #Cardinals #Baseball #Bullpen #Sports90Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowClase’s Struggles: Helsley to the Rescue?Big news out of Cleveland: The Guardians have moved their All-Star closer, "Clase the Ace," out of the ninth inning after a rough start and a nagging shoulder. Manager Vogt says it’s temporary, but with Ryan Helsley possibly on the trade block, could the Guards make a splash? Pairing Helsley with Clase and Cade Smith could create a bullpen nightmare for opponents. Would you give up top prospects for Helsley, or ride it out with Clase? #Guardians #Cardinals #MLBTradeRumors #Clase #Helsley #Sports80Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowRemembering Walt Jocketty: Cards & Reds IconTough news for baseball fans—Walt Jocketty, the architect behind the Cardinals’ 2006 World Series run and the Reds’ early 2010s resurgence, has passed away at 74. Jocketty’s rivalry-building moves, like bringing Big Mac and Tony La Russa to St. Louis, shaped the Cards-Brewers and Cards-Reds battles we still talk about. Both teams honored him this weekend, and it’s clear his legacy goes way beyond the front office. What’s your favorite Jocketty-era moment? #MLB #Cardinals #Reds #WaltJocketty #BaseballLegends #Sports30Share
Renee Ramirez+FollowVictor Scott II: Cards’ Outfield Gamechanger?Redbird Nation, have we finally found our answer in center? Victor Scott II is turning heads with his blazing speed and Gold Glove-caliber defense. The kid’s 8-for-8 on steals and slashing .275/.337/.400—pretty impressive for a 24-year-old! Even with the Cards struggling, Scott’s energy is a spark we desperately need. As we gear up for a crucial set against the Brew Crew, could Scott’s breakout be the turning point for the Birds on the Bat? #STLCards #VictorScottII #MLB #Cardinals #BrewCrewRivalry #Sports40Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowHerrera at DH: Cards’ Secret Weapon?With the Cards’ bats cooling off and the Cubs pulling ahead, could we see rising star Iván Herrera fast-tracked back as a DH? The kid was on fire before his knee injury—1.506 OPS in just seven games! Now, with St. Louis desperate for offense, insiders say moving Herrera to DH (even if it crowds Burleson and Gorman) might be the spark we need. Would you risk the logjam to get his bat back in the lineup? Let’s hear your takes, Redbird Nation! #STLCards #MLB #Herrera #Cardinals #BaseballTalk #Sports70Share
