Trevor Condon just smashed his first pro home run — a no-doubter in a 11-0 win — and he’s already lighting up the Cardinals’ system with elite speed, five straight hits, and three “bolts” that make him one of only two prospects in the org with that kind of raw athleticism. He’s thriving on the field, handling the automated strike zone with nerves of steel, and soaking in every moment of his dream career — all while being part of what’s shaping up to be baseball’s best farm system.

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The Dodgers return home to LA for a crucial three-game series against the Cardinals, seeking a top-two NL seed and first-round bye as September heats up. With a 21-19 record since the All-Star break, manager Dave Roberts hopes momentum can shift. Lefty Eric Lauer, reinstated from bullpen duty due to injury concerns around Ohtani, takes the mound tonight against Cardinals’ Michael McGreevy — who shut them down in May. Big lineup updates: Will Smith returns to start at catcher, Alex Freeland joins the squad, and the team made roster moves including activating Smith, Rushing, and Wrobleski while optioning Alek Thomas and DFAing Ben Rortvedt. First pitch is at 7:10 PM PT — stream on MLB app or listen on AM 570/1020 AM.

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Dodgers vs. Cardinals tonight with a high total of nine — but don’t be fooled: both teams are in offensive slumps, Eric Lauer’s usual low-scoring tendencies, and key injuries make this a prime under play.

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September’s roster expansion gives the St. Louis Cardinals a chance to unleash their top young talent, calling up catcher Leo Bernal and pitcher Hancel Rincn — both making their MLB debuts in their first full season in Triple-A. Bernal, the team’s No. 7 prospect, is crushing it with 16 homers and 77 RBIs in 101 games, while Rincn has dominated with 90 strikeouts in 73⅔ innings. With the Cardinals six games back of a Wild Card spot, these rookies could make their major league debut as early as Tuesday against the Dodgers — signaling a thrilling new chapter for one of baseball’s most exciting farm systems.

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The Dodgers return home to LA for a crucial three-game series against the Cardinals, seeking a top-two NL seed and playoff bye as September heats up. After a rough six-game road trip, LA’s focus is sharpening under manager Dave Roberts, who hopes the postseason mindset will ignite their recent slump. Lefty Eric Lauer makes his first start since August 18th, facing Cardinals righty Michael McGreevy in Tuesday’s opener. The Dodgers also bolstered their roster with multiple IL activations and a rare September trade with Toronto. First pitch is at 7:10 PM PT — catch it on SportsNet LA or MLB app, or tune in on AM 570 (English) or KTNQ 1020 AM (Spanish).

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The Cardinals’ pitching has quietly turned into a strength this season, even without Sonny Gray. Kyle Leahy, fresh from the bullpen, leads the charge with elite numbers—though innings are capped to keep him healthy. Michael McGreevy’s consistency and ground-ball mastery make him a dependable workhorse, while Quinn Mathews dazzled in his debut with his first win. Andre Pallante’s dramatic rebound proves he’s earned his rotation spot. The fifth starter remains uncertain—with Dustin May or Shane Bieber as top targets—and young arms like Liberatore and Dobbins ready to compete. With rebuilding on the horizon, a key free agent signing could anchor the rotation now and become trade bait later.

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Sandro Santana, the 21-year-old lefty acquired in the Lars Nootbaar trade, is rocketing up the Cardinals’ pipeline—jumping straight to Triple-A Memphis to test his stuff against top-tier hitters. Already a dominant force in Arizona’s system with elite velocity (95-96 mph) and a nasty slider, Santana has dazzled since joining St. Louis, striking out 60% of batters faced while allowing just one run in over eight innings. With four weeks to prove himself at the highest minor league level, he’s on track for a big league camp invite next spring—and could be ready for the majors by 2027.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are making bold moves as September begins, calling up outfielder Victor Scott the second and catcher Leo Bernal while adding righty Hancel Rincon — all from Triple-A Memphis — in a bid to spark a late-season push. With the team third in the division and still chasing a wild card spot, these roster changes aim to inject fresh energy as they head into a crucial road series against the Dodgers. Scott, already with 61 big league games, brings speed but needs to find his bat; meanwhile, Jimmy Crooks returns to Memphis after hitting five homers but struggling at the plate. The Cardinals are counting on Bernal and Rincon to help turn things around before the season’s final stretch.

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