The problem with a couple weeks' worth of Juan Soto trade rumors and discussion, not the least of which were propagated by this site, is that virtually any other trade is going to seem like a half-measure by comparison. Even if the Cardinals had, say, jumped into the Luis Castillo or Frankie Montas bidding wars…
Yes, I have to accept their decision. I absolutely do not have to respect it.
It's one thing to perform poorly. It's another thing to not be physically able to perform. It's a whole other issue when you choose not to perform.
Guys like Juan Soto don't come cheap
A team doesn't need to have Juan Soto for a decade to get a ton of value out of having Juan Soto
Juan Soto is one of the greatest players in baseball, and the cost of trading for him would likely reflect that
Before I start discussing two members of the 2022 St. Louis Cardinals, I will begin in the time and place where you surely assumed this would begin--the college football realignment landscape of a decade ago. Technically, this was the realignment landscape of major college athletic conferences in general, but the reality was the purpose of…
You gotta love a happy accident
In which one Cardinal tried to dig out of controversy, and another steered right into it
The Cardinals are paying Paul DeJong over $6 million this season, and now he's in Memphis. How does his 2017 extension look in the wake of his recent downturn in performance?
St. Louis Bullpen 