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Cardinals move struggling starting pitcher to Atlanta

Erick Fedde traded to Braves: Cardinals move struggling starting pitcher to Atlanta

In order to make room for Fedde on the 40-player roster, the Braves transferred right-hander Grant Holmes to the 60-day injured list.

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Cardinals designate starting pitcher Erick Fedde for assignment

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Cardinals Pushed To Cut Ties With $260 Million Star After Erick Fedde DFA

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Dodgers 2-Way Star Shohei Ohtani to Start on Mound Wednesday. Team Goes to 6-Man Rotation

Los Angeles Dodgers two-way star Shohei Ohtani is expected to start on the mound Wednesday as he continues his buildup from elbow surgery that kept him from pitching all last season.

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Royals acquire veteran outfielder Randal Grichuk in deal with the Diamondbacks

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Diamondbacks GM 'open-minded' about more deals prior to MLB trade deadline

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Happ and Shaw homer as the Cubs shut down the White Sox for a 6-1 victory

Ian Happ and Matt Shaw homered in the seventh inning, helping Cade Horton and the Chicago Cubs beat the Chicago White Sox 6-1 on Saturday night.

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Yankees trade deadline: Rockies’ Jake Bird on radar as relief search continues

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Schwarber, Realmuto power Phillies to 12-5 win, dropping Yankees 5 1/2 games back of Blue Jays

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Cardinals Shockingly Designate $7.5 Million Pitcher for Assignment

The St. Louis Cardinals just cut a pitcher who made 31 starts with a 3.30 ERA last year, but is 3-10 with a 5.22 ERA in 2025 and is owed $7.5 million.

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St. Louis Cardinals Designate Veteran Pitcher For Assignment in Shocking Move

A month of bad outings ultimately spoiled Erick Fedde's tenure with the St. Louis Cardinals, who bumped the starting pitcher from their 40-man roster Wednesday.

Cardinals' Oli Marmol breaks silence on Erick Fedde decision

John Denton of MLB.com shared Cardinals manager Oli Marmol's reaction to the team's decision to designate Fedde for assignment. Marmol praised Fedde and was also candid about why the team cut ties with the 32-year-old veteran.

Tipsheet: Cardinals had a good plan with Fedde but suffered a bad ending

The Cardinals had a reasonable plan with starting pitcher Erick Fedde. President of baseball operations John Mozeliak hoped the team would stay competitive during his farewell season. Keeping Fedde would help the team do that while also allowing the organization’s pitching prospects to develop without rushing.