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The article evaluates John Mozeliak's tenure as Cardinals GM, highlighting notable successes like the 2011 World Series win and key trades for players like Goldschmidt and Arenado, alongside significant failures including poor free agent signings, trade mishaps, and a declining farm system, raising questions about his legacy amid recent disappointing seasons.
St. Louis Cardinals president of baseball operations, John Mozeliak, is waiting for the team's performance over the next five weeks to determine their approach to the MLB trade deadline. The team's internal evaluations will determine the options Mozeliak and the front office explore when the trade market takes shape. The next 25-30 games will serve as a "pretty good GPS" for the front office. For now, they're planning to remain "open-minded."
St. Louis Cardinals' president of baseball operations, John Mozeliak, admits that the team is struggling to find a path forward after a poor start to the season, worsened by injuries to key players. The Cardinals currently have the worst record in the National League and are at risk of registering their most mediocre season in years. Mozeliak believes that the team needs to find consistency and production from their outfield to turn things around. Despite the team's struggles, Mozeliak is not considering selling and hopes to actively improve the team come July.
The St. Louis Cardinals have won six of their last seven games, including a 5-1 trip through Wrigley Field and Fenway Park. However, the team's decision to move Willson Contreras from catcher to DH and back again has caused confusion and criticism. The move was made in an attempt to redirect blame from president of baseball operations John Mozeliak and manager Oli Marmol for the team's poor performance, which was primarily due to starting pitching. Despite the team's recent success, the handling of Contreras remains a point of contention.