Derrick Goold

Travis Honeyman missed most of his first two pro seasons before turning in a healthy 2025 season that concluded in the Arizona Fall League.

The Cardinals were drawn to Memphis-area high school shortstop Ryan Mitchell for everything he can do on a baseball field, whether at bat or in the field.

Michael McGreevy has shown well at Triple-A and in MLB cameos, but he’s stuck in Memphis because of a numbers game—but only temporarily.

Gordon Graceffo showcased crisper stuff and command this season, but it required minor league time to lock in with his unique delivery and for those results to flow.

Tekoah Roby wants to make his third season in the Cardinals organization his best yet. He adjusted his routine and outlook in an effort to stay healthy.

First-rounder JJ Wetherholt has clear goals for 2025 that he thinks health and increased speed will help him attain.

As the Cardinals tear down their major league roster, they are building up their minor league operation, with an eye toward sustaining a consistent future winner under Chaim Bloom.

Cardinals catcher Jimmy Crooks made key changes at Double-A in 2024, but he’s not done developing his game just yet.

Undrafted but undaunted, Division III product Ryan Loutos used the very tools he helped create to better himself as a pitcher and ultimately reach MLB.

Cardinals lefthander Quinn Mathews pushed his velocity into the mid 90s this season following an offseason spent bulking up.

Won-Bin Cho is an athletic outfielder who has shown feel to hit and speed. As his body matures, the Cardinals want to see more power.

In the box, Thomas Saggese’s bat-to-ball skills make him a threat. Now the Cardinals want to explore making him a multi-positional threat in the field.

Victor Scott II raised his profile as much as any Cardinals prospect in 2023, when he became an elite defender in center field.

Getting healthy and building innings are all that could stand in the way of Tekoah Roby joining the Cardinals’ big league rotation.