With most of the team on the other side of the state for an exhibition game, the few players left behind at camp had a skeleton coaching staff guiding things under gray, drizzling skies. Two full weeks in,

St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Sonny Gray works out in the bullpen with catcher Pedro Pages at spring training in Jupiter, Florida on Feb. 16, 2025. Video by Allie Schallert,

This is a 2025 photo of Sonny Gray of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team. This image reflects the Cardinals' active roster as of Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025, when this

In today’s 10 a.m. “Ten Hochman” sports video — brought to you by Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, home of St. Louis Cardinals spring training — Ben Hochman discusses Sonny Gray

Bleacher Report's Kerry Miller predicted the New York Mets to acquire St. Louis Cardinals starter Sonny Gray during the 2025 MLB season.

St. Louis Cardinals veteran Sonny Gray, who declined the clubs offer to trade him, chose a simulated game to begin his spring schedule.

Sonny Gray is the anchor of the Cardinals' starting rotation, and the 13-year veteran feels like he has plenty left in the tank.

Third baseman Nolan Arenado now looks to be staying put, while starting pitcher Sonny Gray never seemed to be in serious trade consideration. Gray, who signed a three-year, $75 million contract with the Cardinals before the 2024 season,

The St. Louis Cardinals had ... and free agency kicked off, the Cardinals struck quickly and made a few moves, including signing three-time All-Star Sonny Gray to a three-year, $75 million deal.

The chalked-in batters boxes on either side of home plate at the first of six aligned pitching mounds in the back of the St. Louis Cardinals’ complex told a different story. If the chalk is down, Sonny Gray is going to throw, and what might have been an off day instead became a pure distillation of a work day.

St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Sonny Gray works out in the bullpen with catcher Pedro Pages at spring training in Jupiter, Florida on Feb. 16, 2025. Video by Allie Schallert,

If the team couldn't move Nolan Arenado, they should have at least dealt closer Ryan Helsley and right-hander Erick Fedde.