A former St. Louis Cardinals fan favorite has been linked to the Baltimore Orioles as a potential landing spot this winter.
The St. Louis Cardinals retooled the pitching staff last offseason after a tumultuous 91-loss campaign in 2023 but they'll likely have to return to the drawing boards again this winter.
All three starting pitchers acquired last offseason could play for other teams in 2025, with ace Sonny Gray being a potentially" Lynn has had injury issues in two of the last three seasons, including with a wobbly right knee that ultimately ended his 2024 campaign early," Bleacher Report's Zachary D. Rymer wrote Friday when predicting where free agent starting pitchers could land this winter.
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