Chaim Bloom is offering optimism for the Cardinals as their rebuild takes shape, outlining a long-term vision focused on sustainability and smart roster moves.

The Seattle Mariners had to swallow a very tough pill after being just one game away from getting to the World Series. But it has been a long time since then, and they are getting ready for a new season.

The Chaim Bloom era has officially begun for the St. Louis Cardinals. In his first offseason as President of Baseball Operations, Bloom has moved quickly, trading several big-name veterans while

Chaim Bloom is already making progress in a crucial area for the Cardinals, offering early signs his front-office vision is starting to take shape.

The Cardinals are reportedly looking to sign free agent outfielder Austin Hays, according to MLB insider Jon Heyman.

Staying at a downtown St. Louis hotel because of the proximity to Busch Stadium and the weekend’s Winter Warm-Up events, Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol had his concerns about fans’ reactions to the franchise’s first full-scale rebuild in decades put to rest early on Saturday morning.

The Cardinals are seeing immediate benefits from Chaim Bloom’s leadership as his long-term plan begins to take shape.

Chaim Bloom of the Cardinals hinted that the they are looking to sign a former Phillies outfielder in the free agent market.