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As the trade deadline approaches, the future looks bright for the Cardinals

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By Ben Goldberg
| Redbird Rants Verified
As the trade deadline approaches, and the Cardinals’ roster appears to look a bit different come Monday night, perhaps a dose of perspective is needed for a segment of Cardinals Nation. This year’s deadline is shaping up to leave some (perhaps even a majority?) rather disappointed, as a surprising start to the 2026 season has endured quite the thud since the All-Star break.
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Remembering Tom Alston, the Cardinals' historic barrier-breaker

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By Ben Goldberg
| Redbird Rants Verified
Gibby, Ozzie, Willie, and Lou. The Cardinals have a long history of Black superstars, men who might as well have worn capes around St. Louis given their heroics. That tradition has continued today, with stars like Jordan Walker and Masyn Winn serving as faces of the franchise. But, of course, it wasn’t always that way.
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After win against the Mets, the Cardinals' Dustin May deadline conundrum continues

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By Ben Goldberg
| Redbird Rants Verified
Back in spring training, the plan seemed so clear. When Dustin May signed his one-year deal with the Cardinals back in December, the benefit to both parties was evident. For May, St. Louis offered a low-pressure environment to build back his career. For the Cardinals, May offered an affordable option to log innings, and, if he performed well, an opportunity to continue collecting assets with a near-certain trade deadline flip.
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