J.T. Buchheit is a journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri, focusing on local sports coverage, particularly the St. Louis Cardinals. With a deep knowledge of the team and its players, J.T. provides insightful analysis and updates on trades, prospects, and offseason moves, keeping Cardinals fans informed and engaged.
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J.T. Buchheit's focus is on local sports, particularly baseball and the St Louis Cardinals. He frequently covers investment analysis in relation to these topics, suggesting an interest in how player decisions and team strategies might affect the organization's future.
For effective outreach, consider providing insights into potential trades involving players from or linked to the St. Louis Cardinals, as well as analyses of their performance and prospects for upcoming seasons.
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While the Cardinals have received a lot of criticism for the handling of Jordan Walker, Geoff Pontes of Baseball America believers the problem lies with Walker.
By: J.T. Buchheit
Former Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright provided his opinion of the lack of Yadier Molina on a list that supposedly marked the 10 greatest catchers of all time
Baseball America conducted a redraft of the first round in 2020, placing the St. Louis Cardinals' draft success that season into perspective.
Anthony Reyes and Mark Hamilton spent time with the St. Louis Cardinals, but they each found a greater purpose in life after their playing days ended.
The cut to the St. Louis Cardinals' payroll is one of the biggest — and most questionable — money curtailments throughout the sport.
Former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Jack Flaherty had an excellent year in 2024, but few teams have come calling for him this offseason.
The St. Louis Cardinals' quiet winter and the Nolan Arenado debacle have earned John Mozeliak a spot as one of The Athletic's "biggest losers" of the offseason.
If the St. Louis Cardinals aren't planning on coming out on top in many games in 2025, they need to focus on providing the most compelling product possible.
By: J.T. Buchheit
The Cardinals' mantra of "draft and develop" is under even more pressure now do to lack of aggressiveness in trades and free agency.
The St. Louis Cardinals' future president of baseball operations is nowhere to be seen at Winter Warm-Ups, leaving a massive number of questions about the team.
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