Mikolas did not factor into the decision Monday against the Angels, pitching 5.1 innings while allowing two runs on two hits and two walks. He struck out three.

St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Miles Mikolas is in the final season of a three-year, $55.75 million contract, so he faces an uncertain future with his team in transition.

Louis Cardinals right-hander Miles Mikolas is in the final season of a ... "This guy's been pitching for a long time," Angels manager Ron Washington told MLB.com. "There's nothing I can ...

Miles Mikolas, the longest-tenured member of the Cardinals pitching staff, is potentially facing the end of his run with the ...

BOTTOM LINE: The St. Louis Cardinals host the Los Angeles Angels to start a three-game series. St. Louis had an 83-79 record overall and a 44-37 record at home last season. The Cardinals batted .248 ...

I wasn’t able to talk much about the pitching in the previews, so consider this the pitching preview: both starting and ...

Starter Miles Mikolas spun five innings and allowed one ... notched a strikeout in his scoreless inning of relief. Starting pitching prospect Tekoah Roby totaled four strikeouts in two scoreless ...

Louis Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas appears intent on trying ... the offseason making mostly modest additions to their pitching staff. Mikolas will be a big part of any potential improvement.

The St. Louis Cardinals’ most exciting pitching prospect will begin the 2025 season on the Injured List. St. Louis actually has two promising arms in the top three of its prospect rankings.

Mikolas retired the first 16 batters he faced in what truly was a pitching dual at Busch Stadium. Although Skenes, received a standing ovation for his performance while on the road from ...