While he works without his typical fastball velocity, Cardinals right-hander looks to use a "different" plan of attack.

St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Sonny Gray (forearm) admitted that he received a pain-killing injection in the flexor tendon ...

Gray acknowledged Friday that his velocity has been down this spring, but he says he's healthy, Katie Woo of The Athletic reports.

Chas McCormick turned on a 2-0 changeup from Cardinals pitcher Sonny Gray and launched the ball a Statcast-projected 397 feet ...

Jeremy Peña doesn't just look good in Spring Training; he looks like the best Houston Astros player at the plate. While ...

As far as tune-ups are concerned, Framber Valdez looked ready for Opening Day. Although he gave up three runs on two homers, ...

Right-hander starts five innings Sunday against Miami but allows eight runs and finishes only four of those innings, needing ...

The past two seasons, the Twins right-hander has been much better in the second half. He will get the ball for his third ...

Sonny Gray ended his historic first season with the Cardinals with a somewhat rocky second half and a stint on the injured ...

Gray's outing was abysmal against a Marlins lineup that didn't exactly pack much star power but still beat the Cardinals 11-5 ...

Roster-wise, the Redbirds are not dramatically different than they were last season, when they won a respectable, but ...

The Cardinals are counting on Sonny Gray this season but his spring training performance is not inspiring confidence.