The Cardinals announce that Chaim Bloom will be in charge of player development in 2025 and will take over John Mozeliak's POBO role following the 2025 season. What does that mean for the farm? What will come for the players in the Arizona Fall League?

Boom. Following the 2025 season, Chaim Bloom will succeed John Mozeliak as President of Baseball Operations for the St. Louis Cardinals.

The St. Louis Cardinals season ends and it looks like the beginnings of a rebuild have already come to fruition. The team intends to part ways with Paul Goldschmidt, and they are actively shopping Sonny Gray on the trade market. What will the offseason look like for the Cardinals with the end-of-year press conference tomorrow? Lastly, we grade every St. Louis Cardinals players on our tier list scale for the final time. Who exceeded expectations? Who was down-right awful?

The Athletic's Katie Woo put out a piece on the Cardinals' front office and player development woes, indicating a top-down rebuild this offseason. Chaim Bloom has stepped into a larger role and more will be revealed at the end-of-season press conference. Will Michael Girsch be relieved of duties? Oli Marmol is staying? Which players will be on the move this offseason?

Willson Contreras calls out the Cardinals front office and asks them to acquire some more help this offseason, Jordan Walker shouldn't be playing outfield anymore? We break down some of the biggest questions surrounding the St. Louis Cardinals as the season winds down and the offseason begins. What will happen at the end of year press conference? Will Mo step down?

The Cardinals have concluded their 2024 season at home and fans get to say goodbye to a few staple players in the organization. But, should they bring anyone back for the 2025 season? Both Paul Goldschmidt and Matt Carpenter plan to play next year, but should they return for another season? How about other players such as Lance Lynn and Kyle Gibson, who the Cardinals have team options for? Will they trade Ryan Helsley, Miles Mikolas, or Steven Matz? How about the young bats? Will the team move on from Nootbaar, Gorman, or Donovan this year?

The Cardinals season is over, so let's get started with offseason speculation! Starting off, we're going through our BOLD predictions for the 2024-25 offseason. Will the Cardinals land a premier starting pitcher? Will there be major front office changes? Will the Cardinals part with one of their promising young bats in exchange for something else? How will the Cardinals bounce back from yet another disappointing season?

Prospect expert Kareem Haq and Sandy McMillan join forces to discuss the Cardinals farm system. Thomas Saggese has been called up and he's already started to produce. Should Victor Scott be playing over Michael Siani? Tink Hence is injured again, how frustrating is that? Lastly, we go over the Arizona Fall League and which Cardinals prospects will be playing this offseason.

The Cardinals season is over after being swept by the Toronto Blue Jays unceremoniously to fall under .500 again. The hitting with RISP has vanished again, and it's time for major changes in St. Louis. What went wrong for the team in 2024? Was it the lack of production from Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado? Was it Oli Marmol and John Mozeliak's poor decision making? Was the roster just not constructed to make a run at the playoffs? We're joined by Bernie Miklasz to discuss all these questions and more.

The St. Louis Cardinals offense is all but gone as they strand the bases loaded nobody out again in their latest loss to the Cincinnati Reds. However, the biggest story of the day was calling up Thomas Saggese and demoting Victor Scott II. The Cardinals have just a 0.1% chance to make the playoffs according to FanGraphs, so why do they insist on sitting younger talent or sending them to the Minor Leagues? It's confusing and frustrating, so let's break it down.