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Trade grades: Mets continue bullpen revamp, add Ryan Helsley from Cardinals
Ryan Helsley, the fireballing two-time All-Star closer and longest-tenured member of the St. Louis Cardinals, recently estimated his chances of being traded away “90 percent.” He was proven correct on Wednesday, when the New York Mets traded for Helsley, league sources confirmed to The Athletic ’s Will Sammon.
The Red Sox agreed to a deal with the Cardinals for veteran left-hander Steven Matz, sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan, with ...
Late Wednesday night, the Cardinals made their second big move by trading LHP Steven Matz to the Red Sox for 22-year-old ...
What’s the mood of the clubhouse heading into the trade deadline? Cardinals relievers can sense the trade winds blowing.
This Cardinals player is a "popular" candidate ahead of the trade deadline and it surprisingly is not Nolan Arenado.
Helsley was the team’s longest tenured player, having been selected in the fifth round of the 2015 draft. He has been one of ...
Speaking publicly for the first time in weeks about his future in St. Louis and the state of the Cardinals just hours before ...
Two of the hottest names on the trade market for the Red Birds could be on their way out of the States by Thursday.
The Cardinals have also been exploring possible deals for Nolan Arenado and Willson Contreras despite the two All-Stars ...
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