The Latest Breaking News from Cardinals

Former MLB pitcher Octavio Dotel dies at age 51

Former MLB pitcher Octavio Dotel dies at age 51. He won a World Series with the Cardinals and played for 13 MLB teams.

The Sports Daily · Apr 9, 2025

NFL Player Salaries: Highest-Paid Player at Every Position

Josh Allen, Ja’Marr Chase and Myles Garrett are among the players who cashed in this spring. Here’s a look at who tops the scale in guaranteed money at every position on the field.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 8, 2025

Cardinals Agree to New Four-Year Deal With Trey McBride

The Arizona Cardinals have reportedly agreed to a four-year, $76 million contract which will make him the highest paid tight end in the NFL.

The Sports Daily · Apr 8, 2025

MLB pitcher Lance Lynn retires at age 37

MLB pitcher Lance Lynn retires at age 37. He is mostly known for his time with the Cardinals where he was an All-Star.

The Sports Daily · Apr 2, 2025

Carson Kelly becomes 10th Cubs player to hit for the cycle

Carson Kelly becomes 10th Cubs player to hit for the cycle. He accomplished the feat in an 18-3 Cubs win over the Athletics.

The Sports Daily · Apr 1, 2025

Calais Campbell to Sign With Cardinals to Officially Return for 18th NFL Season

The 38-year-old defensive lineman will once again suit up in 2025.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 1, 2025

Lance Lynn Officially Announces Retirement After 13 MLB Seasons

The two-time All-Star is hanging up the cleats.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 1, 2025

Baseball Fans Left Baffled After Willson Contreras Appears to Eat Bat Tape at Plate

An odd move by the St. Louis first basemen left fans confused.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 29, 2025

SI:AM | Top Moments From MLB’s Opening Day

Big homers, dominant pitchers and more from the first day of the baseball season.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 28, 2025

NFL Draft Needs for Every NFC Team After Free Agency

The Giants still don’t have a franchise QB, even after signing Russell Wilson—but they’re not the only club that might take a chance on a rookie signal-caller.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 28, 2025