Latest St. Louis Cardinals Prospect News
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Orioles flip Ohlman to Cardinals for cash
After designating him for assignment, Baltimore agreed to trade Mike Ohlman to St. Louis in exchange for cash considerations on Tuesday. More » -
Kaminsky's motto leads to mound success
With a "do or don't" attitude, No. 2 Cardinals prospect Rob Kaminsky went from a high school position player to a dominant left-handed pitcher in just four years. More » -
Prospect Projections: NL Central rookies
MiLB.com continues its Prospect Projections series with the National League Central, where Cubs slugger Kris Bryant is ready to ascend to superstardom. More » -
Braves get Jenkins in four-player deal
St. Louis acquired outfielder Jason Heyward and reliever Jordan Walden from Atlanta in exchange for right-handers Shelby Miller and Tyrell Jenkins on Monday. More » -
Cardinals place a premium on versatility
The St. Louis farm system might be overshadowed by the franchise's big league success, but the up-and-coming core aims to continue that success by being extremely adaptable. More » -
Cardinals' Wilson continues hot AFL run
St. Louis' No. 19 prospect Jacob Wilson notched his third multi-hit game in his last four contests Tuesday as Peoria defeated Scottsdale, 5-2, in the AFL. More » -
Wilson provides heroics in comeback win
Jacob Wilson delivered a go-ahead two-run triple on Wednesday afternoon as Peoria scored four times in the ninth inning and defeated Glendale, 5-4. More » -
Cardinals' Taveras dies in car accident
Oscar Taveras, baseball's top prospect for a time in 2013, died in a car crash with girlfriend Edilia Arvelo in the Dominican Republic on Sunday. He was 22 years old. More » -
GCL Cardinals' Medina suspended 50 games
Cardinals Minor League right-hander Yeison Medina was suspended for 50 games without pay Tuesday after a positive test for the banned stimulant heptaminol. More » -
With extra incentive, Spikes take NYPL title
Daniel Poncedeleon allowed three hits over six shutout innings and Luis Cruz plated three runs as State College routed Tri-City, 11-2, to wrap up its first championship. More » -
Nielsen quiets 'Cats in Finals opener
In his postseason debut, Trey Nielsen allowed one hit over six innings Sunday as State College blanked Tri-City, 2-0, in Game 1 of the best-of-3 New York-Penn League Finals. More » -
Cardinals capture Appy League crown
Oscar Mercado and Casey Turgeon drove in two runs apiece and Dailyn Martinez pitched six strong innings as Johnson City beat Danville, 4-2, to win the Appalachian League championship. More » -
Spikes rally past Renegades, reach Finals
Robelys Reyes atoned for an earlier error by driving in the go-ahead run Friday night as State College rallied past Hudson Valley, 2-1, for a spot in the New York-Penn League Finals. More » -
Cards outlast E-Twins, rain to make Finals
Johnson City, St. Louis' Rookie-level affiliate, clinched a spot in the Appalachian League Championship Series with a 5-4 win at Elizabethton in Game 3. More » -
Gonzales beats heat, puts up zeros
St. Louis' No. 3 prospect Marco Gonzales scattered three hits and a walk while fanning six over six innings in Triple-A Memphis' 8-0 shutout of Fresno on Sunday. More » -
Spikes clinch another division title
State College clinched its second straight New York-Penn League Pinckney Division title on Saturday night with a 7-3 road win over Jamestown. More » -
Scruggs homers twice, plates six in rout
Xavier Scruggs went 4-for-6 with two homers, a double, six RBIs and four runs scored Thursday night as Memphis tallied 21 hits while routing Albuquerque, 17-7. More » -
MWL notes: Reyes takes different road
Peoria right-hander Alex Reyes left his New Jersey home his senior year of high school and moved to the Dominican Republic, a decision based on the idea that he would get more exposure with scouts. More » -
Chiefs' Reyes fans 11 in six shutout frames
Alex Reyes tied his career high with 11 strikeouts and allowed two hits over six scoreless innings Tuesday before Class A Peoria posted a 4-2, 14-inning win at Burlington. More » -
Parra, GCL Cardinals combine on no-hitter
Frederis Parra and three relievers combined on a no-hitter Wednesday in the Gulf Coast League Cardinals' 6-1 win over the GCL Nationals at Roger Dean Stadium. More » -
Stock Watch: Refsnyder rising with 'Riders
In this week's Stock Watch, a look at emerging second base prospect Robert Refsnyder, who could be in line for a call up to the Yankees soon. More » -
Chiefs' Kaminsky hurls six scoreless innings
Rob Kaminsky continued his mastery at Dozer Park on Sunday, scattering five hits over six innings as Class A Peoria blanked visiting Great Lakes, 4-0. More » -
McKnight yields one hit in Chiefs' win
Blake McKnight allowed one hit and struck out six over seven innings in his best start of the season Friday night as Class A Peoria edged visiting Lansing, 1-0. More » -
MWL notes: Kaminsky refining his curve
Rob Kaminsky didn't start learning to pitch until his sophomore season in high school, and the 19-year-old Chiefs left-hander is taking the role seriously, studying video of ace Clayton Kershaw. More » -
Appy notes: Cards' Mercado faces tall task
Listed at 6-foot-2, Oscar Mercado is the third-tallest position player on the Johnson City roster, though he'd like to stand out for more than his height. "I think I can do a little bit of everything," he said. More » -
Gaviglio bounces back with two-hit outing
Right-hander Sam Gaviglio allowed two hits and struck out nine batters over six innings in Double-A Springfield's 10-0 rout of Tulsa on Wednesday evening. More » -
FSL notes: Tilson ready to play spoiler role
Although he grew up in Cubs territory, Charlie Tilson is not a fan, which turned out to be a good move when the Cardinals drafted him in the second round in 2011 out of New Trier High School. More » -
Redbirds' Petrick hurls two-hitter at Sky Sox
Zach Petrick pitched a seven-inning two-hitter and struck out six on Saturday as Triple-A Memphis blanked Colorado Springs, 1-0, in the first game of a doubleheader. More » -
Spikes' Nielsen unhittable in first pro start
After making only four pitching appearances in college, Trey Nielsen tossed four hitless innings in his first professional start Wednesday as Short-Season State College beat Vermont, 7-0. More » -
Redbirds' Gast perfect for 5 2/3 innings
John Gast fired 5 2/3 perfect innings and weathered the first storm, but he was reduced to a spectator following a second rain delay as Triple-A Memphis dropped a 4-2 decision to Nashville. More » -
Kaminsky hurls seven scoreless frames
Rob Kaminsky, the Cardinals' No. 3 prospect, scattered three hits across a career-high seven innings Monday as Class A Peoria beat visiting Quad Cities, 8-2. More » -
Spikes' Anderson fans 10, sets team record
Will Anderson allowed three hits and recorded a career-high 10 strikeouts over seven innings Sunday as Short-Season State College silenced Williamsport, 5-0. More » -
Taveras compiles four hits for Redbirds
Top St. Louis prospect Oscar Taveras delivered his second four-hit performance this season as Memphis fell to Round Rock, 9-1, on Thursday night. More » -
Add two more dingers onto Wick's tally
Cardinals prospect Rowan Wick collected a Spikes-record third multi-homer game of the season, but watched State College fall to Jamestown, 8-7, from the on-deck circle. More » -
De Leon blasts three for State College
For his first multi-hit game of the season, Cardinals infield prospect Alex De Leon collected a club-record three homers en route to State College's 10-3 win over Batavia. More » -
Kelly knocks in five runs in Chiefs' win
Cardinals No. 7 prospect Carson Kelly established career highs with three doubles and and five RBIs on Saturday night, helping Class A Peoria defeat Quad Cities, 9-2. More » -
Palm Beach's Helisek flirts with no-hitter
For the third time this season, Kyle Helisek allowed just one hit. On Saturday, a solo homer was his only mistake over seven innings as Palm Beach edged Charlotte, 2-1. More » -
Cards' McKinney gets first Appy League win
Making his Appalachian League debut, 2013 fifth-round Draft pick Ian McKinney dominated for Johnson City, allowing two hits over seven innings in a 3-0 win over Bluefield More » -
Cardinals' Godoy plates six on career night
St. Lois catching prospect Jose Godoy went 4-for-5 with a career-high six RBIs as Johnson City shut out Bluefield, 13-0, in the season opener for both teams. More » -
Jenkins gives Jupiter the cold shoulder
Ten months after undergoing right shoulder surgery, Tyrell Jenkins pitched six hitless innings on Tuesday night as Class A Advanced Palm Beach cruised past Jupiter, 9-0. More »
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