2024 Cardinals -- Resurrecting the Redbirds

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Cards news: February 1 -- Player Development Report

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Cards news: February 7 -- Nootbaar completes development lab task

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Cards news: February 13 -- Team signs free agents to minor-league deals (1)

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Cards news: February 13 -- Team signs free agents to minor-league deals (2)

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Hoping to bolster their performance behind the plate, the St. Louis Cardinals have acquired Gold-Glove catcher Jose Trevino from the Miami Marlins in exchange for infielder Thomas Saggese.
Trevino, 33, won the second Gold Glove of his career in 2025 for the Marlins. His previous win came in 2022 while a member of the New York Yankees.
Last season, Trevino played in 128 games/127 starts and hit .230 with five home runs and 29 RBIs for Miami.
Acquired from the Texas Rangers in a midseason trade in 2023, Saggese broke into the majors during the 2025 season and had some success.
In 57 games with the Cardinals, he hit .244 with four home runs and 20 RBIs.

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The St. Louis Cardinals have acquired outfielder Jorge Barrosa from Oakland in a four-play deal which sent catcher Ivan Herrera to the Athletics.
The Cardinals also sent minor-league second baseman Jeremy Rivas to the A's. Oakland traded minor-league right-handed pitcher Elvis Garcia to St. Louis.
Barrosa, 25, is considered a good defensive outfielder.
Last season, he played in 130 games/129 starts and hit .266 with 11 home runs and 57 RBIs.
He played in the majors with the Cubs in 2024 and overall is a .270 hitter with 16 homers and 102 RBs in 265 games/231 starts.
Herrera, 25, became expendable after the Cardinals decided to upgrade defensively behind the plate by acquiring Jose Trevino from the Marlins.
The past two seasons, Herrera has been the Cardinals primary catcher.
In 2025, he played in 119 games/116 starts and hit 234 with 10 home runs and 46 RBIs.
That was a step back from 2024 where he hit .291 with four homer and 36 RBIs in 98 games/96 RBIs.
Rivas, 22, was signed by St. Louis as an international free agent in 2019.
He split the 2025 season between High-A Peoria and AA Springfield where in 98 games/96 starts, he hit .253 with 12 home runs and 46 RBIs.
The 23-year-old Garcia was signed by Houston as an international free agent in 2019 before being traded to Oakland in November of 2024.
He played at High-A Storybrook in 2025 going 3-6 in 16 starts and a 3-6 ERA.

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MLB news: Sept. 23 -- Preseason predictions at start of spring training

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Cards news: Spring Training -- February 23 -- Milwaukee Brewers 9, St. Louis Cardinals 2, (0-1)

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Cards news: February 24 -- Spring Training - Pittsburgh Pirates 4, St. Louis Cardinals 1, (0-2)

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Cards news: February 25 -- Spring Training -- St. Louis Cardinals 7, Chicago Cubs 0, (1-2)

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Cards news: February 26 -- Spring Training -- San Diego Padres 8, St. Louis Cardinals 3, (1-3)

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Cards news: February 27 -- Spring Training -- St. Louis Cardinals 8, Miami Marlins 2, (2-3)

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Cards news: February 28 -- Offseason development lab reports

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Cards news: February 28 -- Spring Training -- Philadelphia Phillies 6, St. Louis Cardinals 2, (2-4)

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Cards news: March 1 -- Spring Training - Player Development report (Part 1)

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Cards news: March 1 -- Spring Training - Player Development report (Part 2)

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Cards news: March 1 -- Spring Training -- Los Angeles Dodgers 4, St. Louis Cardinals 3, (2-5)

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MLB news: May 1 -- Spring Training - Week 1 - Standings and leaders

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Cards news: May 1 -- Spring Training - Week 1 - Team statistics

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Cards news:May 3 -- Spring Training - St. Louis Cardinals 6, Colorado Rockies 4, (3-6)