Statistically, the St. Louis Cardinals have far and away been the best defensive team in baseball to start 2025. As a team, they have accumulated 28 outs above average (OAA) through just 47 games ...

The Cardinals have recorded 10-plus hits in nine straight games to open the season, which is now the longest streak in franchise history and a National League record.

When the entire baseball world thought the team would be rebuilding, the roster of players had different plans. Through 56 games, the Cardinals are eight games over .500 and only three games back ...

A former No. 21 overall pick of the St. Louis Cardinals might be starting to break through, as he’s nearly leading Major League Baseball in an intriguing statistical category.

The Cardinals’ success isn’t just narrative–it’s backed by stats. In May, they’ve posted a 3.03 team ERA, a .342 on-base percentage, and are tied for 11th in MLB with 51 runs scored.

On the pitching front, the Cardinals' staff ERA of 3.81 ranks 13th in MLB, and their staff Fielding-Independent Pitching, or FIP, of 3.70 ranks eighth.

The Cardinals had close Helsley loosening but as the road team the only place for him in the ninth was if they had a lead. With no save to secure, they would hold Helsley for extra innings on the ...

After a frustrating April in which the Cardinals went 11-16, St. Louis powered through May with a 19-8 record, the MLB’s best mark of the month.

The St. Louis Cardinals will turn to right-hander Andre Pallante when they attempt to snap a season-high six-game losing streak on Saturday afternoon against the host Milwaukee Brewers.

The Cardinals' 28 OAA is easily an MLB-best, as the next closest team is the Astros with 18. According to Baseball Savant, the Cardinals also comfortably lead the league in runs prevented, with 22.