Brenden Schaeffer

3 days ago | sportshubstl.com | Brenden Schaeffer

The most popular buzzword of 2025 St. Louis Cardinals season isn’t rebuild—in fact, you'd be hard-pressed to find an instance where John Mozeliak has ever uttered that term in describing the team’s plans for this year. ‘Reset’, ‘retool’ and ‘transition year’ have all been prominently featured at one time or another since the announcement at last year’s end-of-season press conference that the Cardinals were shifting the inputs on their perpetual win-now competitive aim.

4 days ago | sportshubstl.com | Brenden Schaeffer

Don’t look now—actually, you can look if you want, there’s no such thing as a jinx—but the St. Louis Cardinals are just one game behind the Chicago Cubs in the NL Central standings. Well, I'll be darned... pic.twitter.com/JQOGWtvpP2— Brenden Schaeffer🎳 (@bschaeffer12) May 11, 2025The Cardinals are rolling, winning eight straight games to improve to 22-19 on the season.

2 weeks ago | ktgr.com | Brenden Schaeffer

Will Carroll joins the show to discuss recent baseball injury news with a local slant including Cole Ragans, Ivan Herrera, Paul DeJong and Tyler O’Neill. Plus, Will discusses the injury risk for the Chiefs in taking Josh Simmons in the first round.

2 weeks ago | firstalert4.com | Brenden Schaeffer

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The St. Louis Cardinals announced a roster move Monday that may seem puzzling on the surface, optioning strong-performing infielder Thomas Saggese back to Triple-A Memphis. Jose Barrero had his contract selected by the Cardinals as the corresponding roster move. RHP Ryan Loutos was designated for assignment to make room for Barrero on the 40-man roster. INF/OF Jose Barrero has been selected from Memphis (AAA). He will wear #27.

2 weeks ago | sportshubstl.com | Brenden Schaeffer

ST. LOUIS — Behind another standout effort from Matthew Liberatore, the St. Louis Cardinals got the weekend series against the division-rival Milwaukee Brewers off to a strong start. In a tightrope, 3-2 win at Busch Stadium on Friday night, the Cardinals pitched well and ran the bases aggressively to improve their home record to 9-4 on the season.