After expressing to remain a Cardinal over the winter, first baseman Willson Contreras said his stance has not changes this season.

Claiming that he hasn’t “done enough for me to leave the city yet,” Willson Contreras confirmed his wishes to remain in St.

First baseman Willson Contreras spoke with John Denton of MLB.com regarding the trade deadline. Specifically, Contreras was ...

For a second consecutive night at Busch Stadium, the Cardinals and Padres had their respective benches and bullpens clear due ...

Willson Contreras Makes Request to Cardinals Before MLB Trade Deadline originally appeared on Athlon Sports. First baseman ...

St. Louis has a few players with no-trade clauses. The Cardinals announced that they wanted to “reset” this past offseason, ...

This article was originally published on fansided.com as Willson Contreras insulted the Cardinals again without even trying.

In December, Contreras signed a five-year, $87.5 million deal with the Cardinals, but it’s taken just over a month’s worth of games to start questioning whether there’s buyer’s remorse at ...

Willson Contreras celebrates after hitting an RBI-double against the Chicago Cubs on May 8. USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con “We talked about it last night and I told him that I’m ready to ...

In one sense, the Contreras brothers represent the spectrum of baseball experience, William the wide-eyed one and Willson the veteran who must hear the trade rumors swirling around the rebuilding ...

Willson Contreras claps after getting to third base on a hit from Seiya Suzuki during the first inning of the Cubs-Pirates game at Wrigley Field on July 26, 2022.

Willson Contreras claps after getting to third base on a hit from Seiya Suzuki during the first inning of the Cubs-Pirates game at Wrigley Field on July 26, 2022.