The St. Louis Cardinals landed a unique prospect in Jurrangelo Cijntje.

The Cardinals are partnering with MLB to produce their games beginning in 2026, but the financial impact is set to be huge. The post Cardinals’ New MLB TV Deal Comes With a $40 Million Gut Punch appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Chaim Bloom has done a lot of subtracting from the St. Louis roster, but he is looking to make one more add before spring training.

MLB insider Ken Rosenthal is giving flowers to Cardinals president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom, for his efforts so far.

St. Louis Cardinals Jordan Walker (18) singles to Milwaukee Brewers left fielder Jake Bauers (9) in the seventh inning of a baseball game on Saturday, Sept. 20, 2025, at Busch Stadium. ST. LOUIS — Major League Baseball will take over Cardinals game broadcasts from FanDuel Sports Network this spring,

According to sports business reporter John Ourand, the St. Louis Cardinals have informed Major League Baseball that they plan on utilizing MLB as their broadcast partner moving forward. He put the news out on social media as the Cardinals have officially ended their relationship with Main Street Sports.

An MLB insider explains why the Cardinals are well positioned moving forward under Chaim Bloom’s leadership.

MLB will produce and distribute all in-market games for the St. Louis Cardinals during the 2026 season, with fans able to watch on traditional cable and satellite providers, as well as through MLB's direct-to-consumer streaming platform,