BREAKING: Cardinals Coach Confirms 4 More Struggling Top Prospects Could Be On the Way Out Following Walker, Gorman Uncertainty
Tensions are rising in St. Louis as frustration builds around former top Cardinals prospects Jordan Walker and Nolan Gorman. Their lackluster performances have sparked concern not just from fans, but also from key organizational leaders—most notably, team president John Mozeliak.
Manager Oli Marmol has made it clear that his patience with the two young hitters is wearing thin, openly warning that their opportunities won’t last forever. Mozeliak reinforced that message, saying the club is still offering a fair shot—but not an unlimited one. While emphasizing the desire to be patient, Mozeliak admitted the team can’t keep hoping for improvement without results, stressing that continued underperformance could cost both players their place on the roster.
Mozeliak also hinted that both players need to make “strategic” adjustments if they want to stay with the team. “We can’t keep repeating the same approach and expect different results,” he said.
As the 2025 season unfolds, it’s shaping up to be a pivotal year for Walker and Gorman. Both were once viewed as future stars in the Cardinals organization, but time is running out. With younger talent like Victor Scott II stepping up, the pressure is mounting—and more top prospects could be next in line to move on if they don’t show progress soon
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