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Fans should still have a lot of hope for the St. Louis Cardinals even though the team hasn’t had the best start.
Although they are now 13–15, St. Louis has experienced a number of serious injuries and has the potential to improve. The Cardinals are in a better position than they were the previous season and have a lot of skill. Though not as many victories as they would have liked, things might still change.
The Cardinals’ starting pitching and bullpen are in significantly better places than they were last season. St. Louis’ offense has underperformed but should improve.
No. 4 prospect Thomas Saggese, though, is a player who may be an internal option and has a “realistic” possibility of making his big league debut this season if the Cardinals do continue to struggle offensively, according to Daniel Guerrero of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Saggese is the highest-rated hitting prospect in the Cardinals’ organisation, thus it seems likely that he will make the majors this season if a slot becomes available. He is also versatile around the infield. But without an injury, it might be challenging to determine just where that fit is. Unless one of them is out for an extended period of time, you anticipate Masyn Winn and Nolan Arenado, the left side of the infield, to continue holding onto their positions.
“Saggese doesn’t play first base very often, so second base is an option. However, Brendan Donovan is your plug-and-play utility player in case Gorman is sidelined due to an injury or struggles to the point where he isn’t in the starting lineup every day. Saggese must play every day if he hopes to make it to the majors. You are correct that Saggese’s chances of success are now poor due to the roster construction, unless someone is out for an extended period of time.”
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