The Cardinals are evaluating their trade options after disappointing performances from pitchers Miles Mikolas and Erick Fedde. With a 33.5% chance at the playoffs, they are contemplating whether to acquire at least one veteran starting pitcher. Historical context from the 2021 season illustrates the franchise's strategy of obtaining seasoned players without sacrificing future talent. Mikolas and Fedde are producing innings but have poor ERAs, enhancing the case for seeking a more reliable option on the mound as they chase a wildcard position in the postseason.
With two bad performances by starting pitchers, Miles Mikolas and Erick Fedde, the Cardinals may seek to trade for at least one veteran starting pitcher.
The Cardinals are currently 1.5 games out in the wild card with a 33.5% chance at the playoffs, prompting considerations for trades.
The 2021 season is recalled, when the Cardinals picked up veterans without sacrificing their future talent, leading to a significant performance improvement.
Mikolas and Fedde, while providing innings, have ERAs around 5.00, indicating a logical need for an upgrade in the pitching rotation.
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