After career year, Ryan Helsley prepares for potential final season with Cardinals
JUPITER, Fla. — The back fields of a spring training complex can be hectic, especially in the early weeks of camp. With so ...
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Cardinals' $8.2 million All-Star closer wants to stay in St. Louis
The St. Louis Cardinals have been very quiet this offseason. No moves were made that directly impacted the Major League ...
Cardinals Predicted To Trade $81 Million Pitcher To Shocking AL Contender
The St. Louis Cardinals could look to trade flamethrowing closer Ryan Helsley before the star hits free agency next ...
Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley starts spring with 98, 98, 98...wait, was that a cutter?
Star right-hander is test-driving a new pitch this spring that was once all the bat-blistering rage for closers.
Despite promised reset, Cardinals now find themselves stuck in the middle
If the team couldn't move Nolan Arenado, they should have at least dealt closer Ryan Helsley and right-hander Erick Fedde.
ESPN MLB Insider Suggests St. Louis Cardinals Could Still Make Big Trade This Spring
Writing for ESPN.com on Thursday, ESPN MLB Insider Jesse Rogers suggested that the St. Louis Cardinals are the team most ...
Rising Cardinals Star Listed As Player With Much To Prove In 2025
When the Nolan Arenado trade failed, the Cardinals also failed to trade Ryan Helsley and Erick Fedde, leaving the franchise ...
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Looking for St. Louis Cardinals spring training tickets? Here's a look at the schedule
The St. Louis Cardinals have begun spring training 2025 in Jupiter, Florida. Here's how to find tickets, plus the Grapefruit ...
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A Cardinal for a little bit longer, Helsley aiming for another career year
The final outing of Ryan Helsley’s career year in 2024 -- a scoreless inning on Sept. 27 at San Francisco’s Oracle Park -- ...
Cardinals' Ryan Helsley: Showcases cutter Thursday
Helsley appeared to make use of a cutter as part of his arsenal while throwing his first live batting practice of the spring Thursday, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.