For the week, the Class-A Cardinals lost five of seven at first-place Daytona to fall eight games off the pace. Outfielder Matthew Miura led the offense, batting .375 on six hits, including three doubles, four walks, two steals and four RBIs.

The Class-A Cardinals won two of six at Roger Dean vs. Jupiter. Shortstop Yairo Padilla posted a .950 OPS on four extra-base hits and drove in a team-high four.

The Class-A Cardinals split their home series with Tampa. Outfielder Yordalin Peña continues hiss red-hot hitting, batting .444 with eight hits, half for extra bases (two doubles and two homers), and six RBIs.

The Class-A Cardinals returned to Jupiter for the first time in July but lost a shortened three-game series to St. Lucie. Outfielder Yordalin Peña was impressive on offense, batting .333 with four hits, including two doubles and a grand slam.

The Class-A Cardinals went 2-3 at second-place Daytona last week but still held onto first place. Through his last five games covering 9 2/3 innings, reliever Liam Best has a 0.00 ERA on only six hits and two walks with 15 strikeouts.

The High-A Cardinals were in Lakeland for the week of America’s 250th as they split the six-game set with the Flying Tigers (DET). In the last two weeks, OF Yordalin Peña propelled the offense with 12 hits, all for extra bases, including seven doubles, a triple, four home runs and 15 RBIs.

The Low-A Cardinals were the away team at Roger Dean this week as they took four of six games from Jupiter Hammerheads (MIA). As the season rolled over into the second half, the Cardinals finished the first half of the season in second place and begin the second half in first place in the FSL East Division. Matthew Miura led the way, batting .429 with nine hits, including a double and a home run, plus seven RBIs.

The Low-A Cardinals hosted the St. Lucie Mets (NYM) and struggled. The Birds scored at most one run in their five losses in six games. Yordalin Peña swung a hot bat, with a .353 average on six hits, including a double and two home runs plus three RBIs.

The Class-A Cardinals were back at Roger Dean as they hosted the Lakeland Flying Tigers (DET). Going 5-1 in the series, they reclaimed first place in the Florida State League East Division. Michael Dattalo batted .524 with 11 hits, including three doubles, one homer, and seven RBI.

The Class-A Cardinals went just 2-4 at the St. Lucie Mets last week. Catcher Heriberto Caraballo batted .350 on seven hits, including a double and two homers, plus six RBIs.

After going just 2-10 the prior two weeks, the Class-A Cardinals dominated Daytona, winning the series 5-1. In his last two starts, 9 ⅔ innings, Jacob Odle allowed just one run on six hits with 15 strikeouts.

Against Jupiter (MIA), the Class-A Cardinals barely avoided being swept, winning only one of six while falling out of first place. Outfielder Ryan Mitchell batted .313 on the week with five hits including a double and two homers, and four RBIs.

The Cardinals narrowly avoided being swept at home, losing five of six to Clearwater (PHI) but holding onto first place. In the five losses, Palm Beach pitching gave up 50 runs. But long reliever Jake Shelagowski was sharp with a 0.00 ERA and seven Ks in 7 ⅔ innings.

The first-place Cardinals took a 4-2 series win at the St. Lucie Mets. Infielder Jack Gurevitch continues to propel the offense, batting .333 this week with nine RBIs and eight hits, including two home runs and four doubles.

At Roger Dean Stadium, the first-place Cardinals took four of six over Jupiter (MIA). Ty Van Dyke and Ruben Menes have a 0.00 ERA and 25 strikeouts in a combined 24 mound innings. Infielder Jack Gurevitch is pacing the offense with team highs in doubles (tied), walks (tied), RBI and runs scored.

The Low-A Palm Beach Cardinals kicked off the 2026 season on a less-than-ideal note, taking one of their three-game home series with the St. Lucie Mets. In early action, catcher Chase Heath is batting .429 with five RBI.