Hunter Mulholland

Jordan Walker is torching opposing pitching, and the next era of St. Louis Cardinals baseball looks like it could be on his shoulders just as much as it is on teammate JJ Wetherholt's. Walker looks to be a budding superstar, and his offseason adjustments seemed to have done the trick this time.

The St. Louis Cardinals' offense has been electric coming from behind, but the bullpen has been the reason they are in that position. If something does not change, the Cardinals could waste an electric start to the season from their hitters.

The St. Louis Cardinals might be getting forced into a decision by top prospect Jimmy Crooks, who is on a unbelieveable tear to begin the Triple-A season.

The St. Louis Cardinals solidified their starting rotation by sending Richard Fitts to Triple-A Memphis, while the team was considering a six-man rotation to start the season. Ultimately, Kyle Leahy and Andre Pallante would claim the final two spots in the rotation.

The St. Louis Cardinals sent down No. 4 prospect Joshua Baez to Triple-A Memphis to start the season, but with his improvements last season and an explosive spring, he will be back.

St. Louis Cardinals No. 15 prospect Tink Hence has been shifted to a reliever role this spring, and with the Cardinals' bullpen being up in the air, the right-hander could make a bid at the Opening Day roster over the final weeks of spring training.

The St. Louis Cardinals' future is on full display in spring training as top prospect JJ Wetherholt pushes for a roster spot and fans get their first glimpses of two MLB top 100 prospects, Rainiel Rodriguez and Leonardo Bernal, in Jupiter, Florida.

The St. Louis Cardinals took a wrecking ball to the older side of their roster this winter, trading away stars in Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras, Nolan Arenado, and Brendan Donovan. While it seems like a dramatic change the team is keeping the Cardinal Way alive by believing and trusting their youth.