A trade of Phil Maton is expected to be the Cardinals' final move of the deadline, meaning St. Louis will hold onto Brendan Donovan, Lars Nootbaar, and others.

The St. Louis Cardinals made it clear on Wednesday that they are open for business and willing to make a deal. In fact, the Cardinals made two separate trades.

St. Louis is weighing key pieces of its core, San Diego is shooting for the stars and Houston emerges as a dark horse for Sandy Alcantara.

The St. Louis Cardinals aren't making it a secret that they're open for business on the seller's side of the MLB Trade Deadline. Ryan Helsley and Steven Matz ha ...

The trade deadline is six hours away, and Dave Dombrowski is still eying up a bat. Dombrowski spoke to reporters following ...

The Houston Astros are reportedly interested in a trio of St. Louis Cardinals hitters as the team is "open for business," per ...

The Houston Astros have started to get to work with the trade deadline quickly approaching. With some injuries to their lineup, the team recently acquired Ramo ...

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Lars Nootbaar is the subject of trade rumors on deadline day, and could be a great trade fit ...

The scheduled power outage will be from approximately midnight to 4:00 a.m., in the early morning of Tuesday, July 22 and ...

With the MLB trade deadline less than 12 hours away, the Houston Astros are expected to be active in the trade market. After ...

Cardinals face potential fire sale ahead of the MLB trade deadline, with Astros and Phillies targeting Lars Nootbaar among ...