The St. Louis Cardinals were looking for bullpen help and finally made a move recently as they signed eight-year veteran Phil Maton. He had a 3.66 ERA last year across 71 appearances with the Tampa Bay Rays and New York Mets.

The St. Louis Cardinals could have a problem on their hands at the top of their rotation. While they have tabbed veteran right-hander Sonny Gray as their Opening Day starter, he is giving up one meatball after another in his spring training starts.

The St. Louis Cardinals must address two questions before they break camp Sunday: Who is the starting center fielder, and who is in the starting rotation? Neither makes for an easy answer. The Cardinals are contemplating opening the season with a six-man rotation,