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#st-louis-cardinals

The Cardinals are expected to designate utility man Garrett Hampson for assignment in a series of roster moves slated to become official tomorrow, according to a report from Katie Woo of The Athletic. Hampson's active roster spot will go to Alec Burleson, who is slated to be activated from the injured list tomorrow. Hampson's 40-man roster spot will go to left-hander Nick Raquet, who will have his contract selected to the major league roster tomorrow.

Speaking on ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball broadcast last weekend, Manfred said: "If we expand, it provides us with an opportunity to geographically realign. I think we could save a lot of wear and tear on our players in terms of travel, and I think our postseason format would be even more appealing." Such a change would likely keep the American and National Leagues intact, but move from three five-team divisions to four four-team divisions in each league. It would require two expansion franchises and possibly shift some existing teams across different leagues.

Aaron Wilkerson signed a minor league deal with the Cardinals and has been assigned to Triple-A Memphis after triggering an opt-out clause with the Reds.

With two bad performances by starting pitchers, Miles Mikolas and Erick Fedde, the Cardinals may seek to trade for at least one veteran starting pitcher.

JJ Wetherholt was reassigned to the Memphis Redbirds after a successful run in Double-A Springfield, where he batted .300 with seven home runs and 34 RBIs.

Misiorowski displayed remarkable talent in his MLB debut, achieving exceptional velocity and striking out five batters before an unfortunate slip ended his game early.

"I definitely didn't enjoy being on the injured list the whole first half last year. Didn't get a chance to compete with these guys, with guys that I played several years with."

"Clayton Kershaw makes his fifth start of the season and is still searching for his first decision. Last time out, Kershaw was given a four-run bottom of the first and the Dodgers tried their darndest to get him through five to qualify for a win."

Zach Plesac, after a challenging 2024 season, has signed a minor league deal with the Cardinals, looking to revive his baseball career with Triple-A Memphis.

Parker's first inning set the tone. Nine of those first 10 pitches were four-seam fastballs; only one called a strike, showcasing his trouble starting off strong.

The Milwaukee Brewers are aiming to avoid a second season sweep as they face the St. Louis Cardinals after three consecutive one-run losses.