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5 days ago | 
yardbarker.com | Curt Bishop
The St. Louis Cardinals are on a roll right now, having won six games in a row and stuck their noses back over the .500 mark at 20-19. With mid-May having just arrived, it remains to be seen what St. Louis will be doing at this year's trade deadline. If they perform well, they could put themselves in position to be buyers, but they also have plenty of players on expiring contracts that fellow contending teams could want.
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5 days ago | 
si.com | Curt Bishop
The St. Louis Cardinals are on a roll right now, having won six games in a row and stuck their noses back over the .500 mark at 20-19. With mid-May having just arrived, it remains to be seen what St. Louis will be doing at this year's trade deadline. If they perform well, they could put themselves in position to be buyers, but they also have plenty of players on expiring contracts that fellow contending teams could want.
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5 days ago | 
yardbarker.com | Curt Bishop
The Milwaukee Brewers are off to a bit of a slow start in 2025. After running away with the National League Central last year, they are 19-20 and sit in third place in the division, three games behind the first place Chicago Cubs. However, the future appears bright for the Brew Crew, even in 2025 doesn't go as planned. They have plenty of young players on the roster who are budding stars, and they also have a few prospects in their system that look promising. Third baseman Jesus Made is one of them.
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5 days ago | 
si.com | Curt Bishop
The Milwaukee Brewers are off to a bit of a slow start in 2025. After running away with the National League Central last year, they are 19-20 and sit in third place in the division, three games behind the first place Chicago Cubs. However, the future appears bright for the Brew Crew, even in 2025 doesn't go as planned. They have plenty of young players on the roster who are budding stars, and they also have a few prospects in their system that look promising. Third baseman Jesus Made is one of them.
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5 days ago | 
si.com | Curt Bishop
The Kansas City Royals are playing well after a slow start to the 2025 season, having now won 16 of their last 18 games and taking sole possession of the second American League Wild Card spot. This comes 10 years after they won their most recent World Series title. The team the Royals had in 2015 featured stars up and down the roster, including slugger Eric Hosmer.
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6 days ago | 
yardbarker.com | Curt Bishop
The St. Louis Cardinals have won five consecutive games and climbed back to the .500 mark. However, while they have performed well at home, it's a different story on the road. At 19-19, the Cardinals still aren't sure if they are going to be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline. If they buy, they likely won't do anything crazy. President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak states that how the team plays will determine what they do. "We hope we’re in a position where we’re adding to our club.
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6 days ago | 
si.com | Curt Bishop
The St. Louis Cardinals have won five consecutive games and climbed back to the .500 mark. However, while they have performed well at home, it's a different story on the road. At 19-19, the Cardinals still aren't sure if they are going to be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline. If they buy, they likely won't do anything crazy. President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak states that how the team plays will determine what they do. "We hope we’re in a position where we’re adding to our club.
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6 days ago | 
yardbarker.com | Curt Bishop
The Kansas City Royals are currently surging. After starting the 2025 season 8-14, the team has won 15 of its last 17 games and is now 23-16. They are also in sole possession of the second American League Wild Card spot. They have a ton of solid young players that are performing quite well, including Bobby Witt Jr., last year's runner up for the AL MVP award behind Aaron Judge. However, that doesn't mean every young player has panned out for Kansas City. Some prospects never find their footing.
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6 days ago | 
sportingnews.com | Curt Bishop
The Houston Astros are off to a bit of a slow start in 2025. They are 18-18 through their first 36 games and are in third place in the American League West, four games out of first. The team won 88 games last year to capture the AL West, but they fell short in the Wild Card round against the Detroit Tigers. They had also overcome a dreadful start to the season, but with the team stuck at .500, questions have been raised. When listing managers that could be on the hot seat after 2025, Zachary D.
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6 days ago | 
si.com | Curt Bishop
The Kansas City Royals are currently surging. After starting the 2025 season 8-14, the team has won 15 of its last 17 games and is now 23-16. They are also in sole possession of the second American League Wild Card spot. They have a ton of solid young players that are performing quite well, including Bobby Witt Jr., last year's runner up for the AL MVP award behind Aaron Judge. However, that doesn't mean every young player has panned out for Kansas City. Some prospects never find their footing.
