This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/cardinals/onsi as Brendan Donovan Market Taking Shape As Cardinals Rumors Heat Up. If there was one player that St. Louis Cardinals fans should be paying attention this offseason, it would be Brendan Donovan.

Chaim Bloom, who has recently taken over as the Cardinals' front office leader, took Gerritt Whitlock in the 2020 Rule-5 Draft when he was running the Boston Red Sox. Whitlock became a valuable contributor to the 2021 Red Sox, who advanced to the ALCS, and he's now one of the better relievers in the American League.

Ortiz was a 2024 16th rounder who first played in 2025 and crossed 3 levels (complex, Low- and High-A) with success at each. I’m sure FG hadn’t discovered him when did their mid-season update in 2025. His ascension has been that rapid. He represents much of the corner infield prospect depth in the Cardinal system. At least now, there might be one.

The St. Louis Cardinals left the Winter Meetings without making any moves, but that doesn’t mean that they weren’t active. They are expected to trade several ve

Tasked with reconstructing both the minor league system and the major league roster of the St. Louis Cardinals, the version of Bloom free to focus solely on cold roster calculus—shifting players around like digits on a spreadsheet—would be able to move with ruthless precision and absolute efficiency.

High above the crowds at Busch Stadium, one St. Louis Cardinals superfan enjoys a view of the ballpark unlike any other. Bill Siedhoff enjoys ballgames from his sweeping, two-story penthouse

Another day, another Brendan Donovan trade rumor. The St. Louis Cardinals All-Star had a career year in 2025 and has now been one of the most talked-about playe

The Mets lost a franchise icon on Wednesday, but could have their eyes on the Midwest for a potential replacement. New York talked to the Cardinals about Willson Contreras following Pete