The 2025 MLB season has come to an end. Now, it is time for the offseason, and it will be a crucial one for the St. Louis Cardinals. They are set to retool a bit, but the president of baseball operations, Chaim Bloom, hasn’t ruled out the possibility of adding some pitching. St. Louis needs help in its starting rotation, specifically. John Denton of MLB.com has an idea: signing Max Scherzer. “Scherzer — a Chesterfield, Mo., native — was a 43rd-round draft pick by the Cardinals in 2003 before he opted for Mizzou. Through the years, St. Louis passed on chances to sign or trade for the likely future Hall of Famer that many fans consider the one who got away,” Denton wrote. This would certainly be an interesting move. But if signed, Scherzer would be a solid addition to a young team in need of veteran leadership. If Sonny Gray is traded, St. Louis will need to replace him in its starting rotation, and Scherzer could be the right piece. He could serve as a mentor for some of the younger pitchers on the staff aRead More
Max Scherzer linked to NL Central team amid uncertain future
