Latest St. Louis Cardinals Prospect News
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Spikes' Farinaro posts zeros in Finals opener
Steven Farinaro gave up two hits and two walks over six frames as State College blanked Hudson Valley, 3-0, in Game 1 of the New York-Penn League Finals. More » -
Spikes advance to New York-Penn Finals
The Class A Short season State College held on for a 6-5 win over visiting Staten Island on Friday night at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park to capture the NYPL semifinal. More » -
The Show Before the Show: Episode 75
Cardinals prospect Dylan Carlson discusses his run to a GCL title on a podcast dominated by talk of the Minor League postseason. Ben also joins to discuss the new Staten Island name possibilities. More » -
Cardinals sweep way to Appy crown
Johnson City captured its fourth Appalachian League championship in seven years on Wednesday, getting a homer and five RBIs from Bryce Denton to beat Burlington, 11-6. More » -
Cardinals rally to take Game 3, GCL crown
Edwin Figuera, Dylan Carson and Wadye Ynfante each scored in the sixth inning as the Cardinals rallied past the Phillies, 4-2, in the decisive Game 3 of the Gulf Coast League Finals on Wednesday. More » -
Cardinals rally to Appy League Finals
Shane Billings' RBI double snapped a tie and Johnson City pounded out 18 hits in an 8-6 win over Elizabethton to set up a Finals meeting with Burlington. More » -
Cardinals take Game 1 of GCL Finals
Dylan Carlson has two triples and two RBIs and Franyel Casadilla tossed five strong innings to lead the Cardinals past the Phillies, 3-0, in Game 1 of the Gulf Coast League Finals on Monday afternoon. More » -
Helsley heats up with career-high 13 K's
Cardinals prospect Ryan Helsley recorded a career-high 13 strikeouts and allowed one hit over 6 2/3 innings Friday as Class A Peoria blanked Beloit, 2-0. More » -
El Paso seals PCL Pacific Southern Division
Led by Manuel Margot, Hunter Renfroe and Carlos Asuaje, Triple-A El Paso clinched its second straight Pacific Coast League Pacific Southern Division crown. More » -
Fernandez continues best stretch of season
Cardinals No. 8 prospect Junior Fernandez allowed two hits over seven scoreless innings on Saturday before play was suspended due to rain between Class A Advanced Palm Beach and St. Lucie. More » -
Knizner homers twice on perfect night
Cardinals prospect Andrew Knizner went 4-for-4 with a pair of homers, three RBIs and three runs scored Saturday night before Rookie-level Johnson City lost at Bluefield, 9-8. More » -
Spikes claim Pinckney Division crown
Behind a strong performance by Cardinals prospect Jordan Hicks on Saturday, Class A Short Season State College clinched a New York-Penn League division title by beating Auburn, 3-1. More » -
Cards' Vance hurls seven scoreless innings
Cardinals prospect Ross Vance gave up three hits and struck out six without issuing a walk over seven scoreless innings Saturday as Rookie-level Johnson City beat Bristol, 4-2. More » -
Cardinals' Asbury-Heath goes 5-for-5
DeAndre Asbury-Heath collected a career-high five hits, going 5-for-5 with two doubles, an RBI and three runs scored Friday night as Rookie-level Johnson City rolled to a 15-6 win over Bristol. More » -
Walter returns to Double-A with new tool
Cardinals right-hander Johnny Walter took a no-hitter into the ninth inning and recorded a career-high eight strikeouts Friday, but Double-A Springfield dropped a 3-1 decision to visiting Midland. More » -
Cards' Drake drives in career-high six runs
Cardinals outfield prospect Blake Drake went 3-for-5 with a grand slam and a career-high six RBIs on Tuesday, powering Double-A Springfield to a 16-4 romp over visiting Frisco. More » -
Cards calling up Reyes, Weaver for debuts
The Cardinals have promoted top prospect Alex Reyes to help out with the Major League club's bullpen and will bring up No. 2 prospect Luke Weaver to start Saturday against the Cubs. More » -
Texas notes: Cards' Voit enjoying career year
Cardinals prospect Luke Voit is back in familiar territory at Springfield, playing games on the same field he starred on in college. Now, the first baseman reflects on a breakout season. More » -
Cards' Weaver dazzles in Triple-A debut
St. Louis' No. 2 prospect Luke Weaver allowed two hits over six innings in his Triple-A debut on Monday as Memphis blanked New Orleans, 2-0, to split a doubleheader. More » -
Poncedeleon changes it up for Springfield
St. Louis right-hander Daniel Poncedeleon yielded one hit and three walks over 6 2/3 frames Wednesday as Double-A Springfield blanked Tulsa, 2-0. He struck out one. More » -
Tigers' Britton, Cardinals' Doyle suspended
Tigers left-hander Drake Britton and Cardinals Minor League infielder Luke Doyle were suspended on Tuesday after both violated the Minor League drug program. More » -
Gomber shines in second Springfield start
Austin Gomber gave up one hit and struck out three over seven innings to notch his first Double-A win Saturday night as Springfield edged visiting Northwest Arkansas, 1-0. More » -
MWL notes: Alcantara racking up whiffs
Cardinals No. 9 prospect Sandy Alcantara leads the Midwest League with 119 strikeouts, and the 20-year-old credits fastball location and improved off-speed stuff for his surge. More » -
Tucker homers off former high school mate
Astros No. 4 prospect Kyle Tucker homered off his former high school teammate, but Cardinals No. 14 prospect Jake Woodford and Class A Peoria came away with an 8-2 win over Quad Cities. More » -
DeJong starts around-the-horn triple play
Cardinals No. 17 prospect Paul DeJong started an around-the-horn triple play with a little heads-up from teammate in Double-A Springfield's 2-0 loss to NW Arkansas. More » -
Chiefs, Whitecaps make history in MWL tie
Class A Peoria and West Michigan combined for a Midwest League-record 48 hits but had to settle for a 9-9, 15-inning tie after the circuit's 1 a.m. curfew took effect. More » -
PCL notes: Tilson sticking to his plan
The Major League Trade Deadline looms at the end of the month, but Cardinals No. 9 prospect Charlie Tilson is focused on what it takes to be successful while playing for the Memphis Redbirds. More » -
NYPL notes: Williams gaining confidence
Cardinals No. 20 prospect Ronnie Williams, who leads the New York-Penn League with 34 1/3 innings pitched, has been working hard to become more consistent. More » -
Bader hits first Triple-A homer for Redbirds
In his third Pacific Coast League game, No. 10 Cardinals prospect Harrison Bader hit his first Triple-A homer and plated all three runs on Friday as Memphis rallied to beat Round Rock, 3-2. More » -
Appy notes: Cards' Knizner off to quick start
Cardinals catching prospect Andrew Knizner had three multi-hit outings in his first six games with Rookie-level Johnson City. The 21-year-old is also seeing time in the infield. More » -
Spikes' McCarvel caps cycle with homer
Ryan McCarvel amassed his first four-hit game and a career-high five RBIs in accomplishing the feat as Class A Short Season State College beat Brooklyn, 10-4. More » -
Moncada, Swanson lead Futures rosters
Top Red Sox prospect Yoan Moncada will star at second base for the World team, while Braves No. 1 prospect Dansby Swanson headlines the U.S. squad at the 2016 SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game. More » -
All-Star Helsley hopes to set an example
In 2015, Ryan Helsley became just the third Cherokee ever drafted by a big league team. A year later, the Cardinals prospect was selected for the Midwest League All-Star Game. More » -
Springfield rallies to snare first-half crown
With their fourth straight victory, the Double-A Cardinals clinched the Texas League North Division's first-half title Sunday. Springfield topped Tulsa, 5-2. More » -
Right place, right time for Redbirds' Wong
Playing center field for the second game in a row, Kolten Wong capped a two-homer night with a solo shot in the 10th inning as Memphis beat Nashville, 7-4, on Tuesday. More » -
Reyes rebounds nicely for Redbirds
Coming off a disastrous start, Alex Reyes allowed a run on two hits while striking out nine over five innings Monday as Triple-A Memphis beat Nashville, 4-1. More » -
FSL notes: Pearce happy to pitch for family
Palm Beach right-hander Matt Pearce is excited to pitch in front of his family this season in his home state of Florida, a year after a breakout campaign in which he had 54 1/3 consecutive innings without issuing a walk. More » -
Weaver K's up a storm in Double-A debut
St. Louis' No. 3 prospect Luke Weaver struck out a career-high 10 batters over 7 1/3 innings in his first start of the season to lead Springfield past Frisco, 5-0, on Sunday. More » -
Flaherty posts zeros again for Palm Beach
Jack Flaherty allowed two hits and two walks over seven innings in his second straight scoreless Friday before Class A Advanced Palm Beach dropped a 3-0 decision to Dunedin. More » -
Heating up, Reyes fans 11 for Redbirds
Cardinals top prospect Alex Reyes struck out 11 over six innings on the way to his first Triple-A win Wednesday night as Memphis edged New Orleans, 3-2. More »