St. Louis Cardinals Suites

The 2016 St. Louis Cardinals are coming off of another season with 100 wins. The Cardinals topped the Pirates to win the NL Central last year. In 2015, the Cardinals do not appear to be the favorites to repeat. The Cubs have made many improvements and are now considered to give the Cardinals a run for their money. The rivalry heated off during the offseason after the Cubs signed two former Cardinals in Jason Heyward and John Lackey.

The Cardinals meanwhile didn’t make many moves in the offseason, only adding pitcher Mike Leake and infielder Jedd Gyorko. With that said, the Cardinals didn’t have a bug urgency to make very many moves. The Cardinals have been one of baseball’s most successful franchises in recent years. Even with key injuries last year, the Cardinals managed to win the most games in all of baseball.

Manager Mike Matheny will be glad to start the year with a healthy Adam Wainwright. Wainwright got hurt right out of the gate in 2015. When healthy, Wainwright is one of the best number one pitchers in baseball. The Cardinals have two stars in the making behind Wainwright in Carlos Martinez and Michael Wacha. Leake and Jaime Garcia will round out the rotation. Closing out games for the Cardinals is Trevor Rosenthal. One of the league’s best and hardest throwing closers.

Offensively, the Cardinals saw Matt Carpenter hit 28 home runs last season. The Cardinals hope for a repeat season from their leadoff man. Matt Holiday never got rolling due to injuries but he’s another power bat that can hit 30 home runs. Yadier Molina is better known for his defense but is very capable hitter in this lineup. For second basemen, Kolten Wong has some of the most natural pop in his bat. Wong is a players entering 2016 with high expectations. Another player the Cardinals are exciting about is their young outfielder, Stephen Piscotty. Piscotty will get the chance to play every day this season. Filling out the rest of the lineup will be Jhonney Peralta, Matt Adams, Brandon Moss and Randal Grichuk. Grichuk has the biggest upside out of that bunch and is capable of being a middle of the order bat.

Experience a Cardinals game from a private luxury suite in Busch Stadium. It’s a perfect setting for business or for pleasure. St. Louis Cardinals luxury suites offer a climate-controlled environment that includes 20 tickets, 2 VIP parking passes, exclusive access to stadium and stadium clubs, HDTV’s, premium seating, and other VIP amenities. Additional suite tickets can be purchased for larger groups.

The St. Louis Cardinals reached the National League Championship Series in 2014. The team has made some significant changes this offseason to help get them over that hump and back into the World Series in 2015. Starting with outfielder Jason Heyward who they traded for with the Atlanta Braves in exchange for pitcher Shelby Miller. Heyward is a defensive specialist and will provide some power to one of the National League’s best lineups. Rounding out the Cardinals lineup is Matt Carpenter, Matt Holliday, Yadier Molina and Matt Adams. Despite losing Miller in the Heyward trade, Manager Mike Matheny has plenty of arms to work with in 2015. Adam Wainwright will lead the group followed by John Lackey, Michael Wacha, Lance Lynn and Carlos Martinez. The Cardinals have finished second or higher in the National League Central for six consecutive seasons. They will enter 2015 as one of the National League teams favored to win the NL Pennant.

Experience a Cardinals game from a private luxury suite in Busch Stadium. It’s a perfect setting for business or for pleasure. St. Louis Cardinals luxury suites offer a climate-controlled environment that includes 16 tickets, 2 VIP parking passes, exclusive access to stadium and stadium clubs, HDTV’s, premium seating, and other VIP amenities. Additional suite tickets can be purchased for larger groups.

The St. Louis Cardinals enter the 2014 season as the defending National League champions. The Cardinals have finished second or higher in the NL Central for five consecutive seasons. The Cardinals made a few changes this offseason. The team traded David Freese to the Angels for outfielder Peter Bourjos and signed shortstop Jhonny Peralta. The Cardinals will be packed with plenty of power in their lineup behind sluggers Matt Holliday, Allen Craig, Yadier Molina and Matt Adams. On the pitching side, Manager Mike Matheny will rely on his ace, Adam Wainwright. Fans will get the opportunity to see some of the elite teams from the American League at Busch Stadium this season including the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Tampa Bay Rays and Kansas City Royals. St. Louis Cardinals luxury suites offer a climate-controlled environment that includes: 20 tickets, 2 VIP parking passes, exclusive access to stadium and stadium clubs, HDTV’s, premium seating, and other VIP amenities.