St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Mike Mayers was called up to join the Cardinals bullpen. Mayers comes up to take the roster spot of Carlos Martinez (lat strain) who went on the disabled list. Mayers will work out of the bullpen for a few days but the Cardinals will likely need to make another move once Martinez's spot in the rotation comes up. Mayers has been up and down several times already this season, but he's been solid out of the pen for the Cardinals when he's been there, posting a 1.8[...]

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Mike Mayers was called up from Triple-A Memphis on Friday to join the Cardinals bullpen. John Brebbia was sent to Memphis after a three-inning save on [...]

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Mike Mayers picked up the first save of his career on Thursday. There's nothing to worry about here for Greg Holland owners though, as Mayers' save was of the three-inning variety. He was called up to finish up a 13-4 win for St. Louis and did so by tossing three scoreless innings, allowing just two hits and a walk while striking out two. Mayers has good stuff and throws hard, but he'll be mostly working in low-leverage, early-inning situations, leaving him wit[...]

The St. Louis Cardinals called up relief pitcher Mike Mayers from Triple-A Memphis. Mayers was just sent down a couple of days ago but was eligible to be recalled because St. Louis had to place Sam Tuivailala (knee) on the disabled list. Mayers made the team out of Spring Training and should continue to pitch in middle relief. He has nice long-term upside, but is unlikely to see meaningful innings this season.

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Mike Mayers was optioned to Triple-A Memphis on Monday. With Greg Holland set to join the bullpen, Mayers was the odd man out. He gave up one run in two innings of work and should be back up with the big league club whenever another reliever is needed.

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitchers Mike Mayers and John Brebbia were informed that they have made the Opening Day roster. Barring injury, the Cardinals 25-man roster is set for next week. Mayers and Brebbia will work in middle relief and won't have much fantasy value unless they move up the depth chart.

Starting pitcher Mike Mayers made his Major League debut Sunday in magnificent fashion. He gave up nine runs on eight hits and two walks over only 1.1 innings. Mayers was only up to make a spot start after Tyler Lyons pitched multiple innings his last time out. His name can be promptly forgotten.