SEPTEMBER 30, 2021•THEATHLETIC.COM
Brewers' Devin Williams punches a wall, suffers knockout blow: 'I'm pretty upset with myself'Williams' drinking-fueled mishap will cost him most of the playoffs, with a slight chance of returning for a potential World Series.
LEADING OFF: Brewers' Williams punches wall, breaks hand
This was not the kind of punchout Milwaukee reliever Devin Williams wanted: The valuable setup man could miss the entire postseason after breaking his pitching hand when he punched...SEPTEMBER 30, 2021•ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hicks, Gorman among Cards heading to AFLST. LOUIS -- The Cardinals on Wednesday became the first team to unveil the list of players they are sending to the 2021 Arizona Fall League...
SEPTEMBER 30, 2021•MLB.COM
Brewers continue a three-game series with the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch StadiumThe Brewers try to stop the Cardinals' 17-game winning streak tonight. Get live updates from Busch Stadium.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2021•JSONLINE.COM
Brewers' reliever Devin Williams punches wall, likely to miss postseason runThe reigning NL Rookie of the Year likely won't help his team's postseason run after suffering a bizarre injury.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2021•SPORTINGNEWS.COM
Nolan Arenado - Not opting out after seasonArenado announced Wednesday that he won't exercise his opt-out clause after the season and will remain with the Cardinals for 2022, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch rep...
ImpactArenado has another opt-out following the 2022 campaign, though it appears he'll also turn that down to remain in St. Louis when the time comes. Things can change over the course of a year, but at this point it's been a perfect fit between Arenado and the Cardinals in Year 1 after he was acquired from the Rockies in February. The 30-year-old is hitting .256/.313/.499 with 34 home runs, 34 doubles, 105 RBI and 80 runs in 153 games this season. He's not in the lineup for Wednesday's matchup with the Brewers after the Cardinals secured their spot in the playoffs Tuesday.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2021•ROTOWIRE
Andrew Knizner - Filling in for hurting MolinaKnizner will start at catcher and bat eighth Wednesday against the Brewers, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
ImpactKnizner will remain in the lineup for a third straight game while Yadier Molina continues to manage a sore shoulder. With the Cardinals having clinched a wild-card berth, Molina could get a few more days off during the team's final four regular-season contests, so Knizner may receive at least a couple more starts beyond Wednesday.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2021•ROTOWIRE
