The St. Louis Cardinals may have landed the most pro-ready pitcher in the MLB Draft, and some believe he could reach the major leagues very soon.

Dating back to his May 19 return from IL, the 24-year-old has had a tough time finding consistency on the bump, following a good start with a bad start and vice versa. With a week off for All-Star festivities, the southpaw could use this time to mentally regroup and build off the way he finished his last start.

Cardinals projected to trade for Merrill Kelly at MLB deadline, sending top prospects to Diamondbacks to boost playoff push.

A ranking of the top prospects in the St. Louis Cardinals' system heading into May, and the names you shoud know for dynasty baseball.

Selecting Ryan Mitchell, Tanner Franklin and Jack Gurevitch after Liam Doyle, the Cardinals finished strong on day one of the MLB Draft.

The St. Louis Cardinals have three prospects that should not be unavailable on the trade market as they attempt to make the playoffs.

Hancel Rincon (Class AA Springfield) was named Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Month for June, while Deniel Ortiz (Low-A Palm Beach) was named Cardinals Minor League Player of the Month.

The St. Louis Cardinals struggle against lefties, so players like Taylor Ward, Luis Robert Jr., Austin Hays, Adolis Garcia, Dane Meyers, and more could help that problem without mortgaging the future of the Cardinals.