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Cardinals' clubhouse braced for an offseason of change after not living up to expectations

Cardinals players Paul Goldschmidt, Tommy Edman, Willson Contreras and Ryan Helsley address the expectation of change this offseason.
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Tipsheet: Woodruff's injury undermines Brewers' bid for deep postseason run

The Brewers win with great pitching, so the loss of Brandon Woodruff for the wild card round was a gut punch the team will have to shake off.
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Cardinals prospects continue season as Arizona Fall League begins: Minor League Report

Victor Scott II, Jeremy Rivas, and Edwin Nunez were the only Cardinals prospects to get into an Arizona Fall League game during the league’s season opener.
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Cardinals prospects Tekoah Roby, Cooper Hjerpe toss scoreless outings: Minor League Report

As Scottsdale’s starter on Tuesday in the Arizona Fall League, Cardinals prospect Tekoah Roby struck out five batters, allowed one hit, and no walks in three scoreless innings.
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Tipsheet: Rangers, Cardinals are both thrilled with their Jordan Montgomery trade

Jordan Montgomery gave the Rangers a top-of-the-rotation starter who opened their playoffs with a victory. In return, the Cardinals got great hitting and pitching prospects.
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Here's how prospects the Cardinals acquired at the trade deadline performed

In a season during which they were sellers at the trade deadline, the Cardinals sought pitchers and versatile infielders. Here's how those prospects performed.
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willillini
i was enjoying the post season until i started counting the ex cards on the field/in the dugouts still playing.....yeesh.
came up with 18.
 
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skyIdub
Just hopped in to say thanks for Jordan Montgomery! (not/s)

Cards were always my 2nd fave after the Rangers...until...you know....they ripped out my heart....stomped it into mush....then scraped it off the pavement and threw it into a wood chipper.

Feel free to root for us now!

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Tipsheet: Marlins face front office upheaval despite breakthrough success

The Miami Marlins just had their greatest full-season success ages, so of course their hapless ownership is stepping in to screw things up.
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Cardinals prospect Tekoah Roby K’s six, allows two runs in three frames: Fall League Report

Through three starts in the Arizona Fall League, Cardinals prospect Tekoah Roby has struck out 11 batters, walked three, and allowed seven runs in 6 2/3 innings.
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illiniwil
Yadi in the dugout:

i hope so but i'll believe this when i see it. my negative vibes from the front office make me think nobody who acts
differently than they do are going to get a prominent position. I feel like maybe a minor league offer to teach catchers
is an automatic no and exactly what they want.

on an equally negative note... cards will never compete for top free agent pitching and tend to over value our players
when discussing trades. i will not get my hopes up on either until i see it. Second and third level pitching maybe, others
AA or AAA guys who have not appeared at the MLB level for our AAA guys maybe. Somebody is going to have to want
Burleson, Knizner, Baker, O'niell or Yepez. Gorman or Edman are too valuable and wont get traded but one or more of
them will have to be in any deal for a front of the rotation guy. Burleson or Donovan might be worth something in this
arena.

Give it to me, i can take it.
 
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Se Il Illini
illiniwil said:
Yadi in the dugout:

i hope so but i'll believe this when i see it. my negative vibes from the front office make me think nobody who acts
differently than they do are going to get a prominent position. I feel like maybe a minor league offer to teach catchers
is an automatic no and exactly what they want.

on an equally negative note... cards will never compete for top free agent pitching and tend to over value our players
when discussing trades. i will not get my hopes up on either until i see it. Second and third level pitching maybe, others
AA or AAA guys who have not appeared at the MLB level for our AAA guys maybe. Somebody is going to have to want
Burleson, Knizner, Baker, O'niell or Yepez. Gorman or Edman are too valuable and wont get traded but one or more of
them will have to be in any deal for a front of the rotation guy. Burleson or Donovan might be worth something in this
arena.

Give it to me, i can take it.
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I agree especially with the overvaluation of players. You only have to go back to the dream outfield of O'Neill, Bader, and Carlson. And some fans bought this hook, line, and sinker. I saw some other fan pages where people were calling them the best outfield in baseball before they had played a full season. This idea, in my view, came from publicity promoted by the Cardinal organization. As far as trades go, to get an established pitchers, one or more of the frontline players will have to go. St. Louis still has a log jam at a lot of positions. Potentially there could be a lot of turnover.
 
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