BALLER MOVE: Target in drafts ~pick 185CURRENT ADP: ~276ANALYSIS: Tyler O'Neill didn't have a great 2023, slashing .231/.312/.403 with nine homers and five steals over 266 PAs. Injuries cost him some time, but the Cardinals also benched O'Neill regularly when healthy. It prevented him from getting into a rhythm and showing what he could do.O'Neill always hit the ball hard and that didn't change last season with a max exit velocity of 111.4 mph, 94.3 mph of average airborne exit velocity, and a ...

While the world waited to see where Shohei Ohtani would sign, a handful of teams concentrated on smaller moves. One of the best examples is the Boston Red Sox, who swapped minor-league pitchers Nick Robertson and Victor Santos to the St. Louis Cardinals for 28-year-old outfielder Tyler O'Neill on December 8.Tyler O'Neill enjoyed a huge year in 2021, slashing .286/.352/.560 with 34 HR and 15 SB. Sadly, he hasn't approached that production since. Last year, O'Neill slashed .231/.312/.403 with nine...

Since the MLB's Winter Meetings kicked off this past Monday, we've seen a handful of deals take place. To this point, the biggest blockbuster saw Juan Soto headed to the Bronx, with more deals yet to come.While maybe not as splashy as the Soto deal, a few other notable players have moved to new scenery, including Jarred Kelenic, Alex Verdugo, Michael King, and Tyler O'Neill.If you're looking for the impact of Juan Soto's arrival in New York, check out this article that details the players ...

The St. Louis Cardinals have been one of the most underwhelming teams in baseball this season. On paper, they are one of the scariest teams out there, but they have a -39 run differential, and they're 16 games under .500. The Cardinals' offense has been good, but maybe the return of one of their big sluggers will help the team gain some momentum and climb in the standings.The Cardinals still need to include the big bat, veteran outfielder Tyler O'Neill. The home run hitter has been out since ...

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (back) was transferred to the 60-day injured list on Friday. The 27-year-old has been on the shelf since the beginning of May because of a low back strain. He was cleared to play catch on Friday and will begin swinging a bat sometime next week. However, O'Neill, who is hitting just .228 this season, may not be back until at least July, assuming things move in the right direction.

The St. Louis Cardinals moved outfielder Tyler O'Neill (back) to the 60-day injured list on Friday to make room on the 40-man roster for infielder/outfielder Richie Palacios, who they acquired from the Cleveland Guardians in exchange for cash considerations. Palacios was optioned to Triple-A Memphis. O'Neill initially went on the injured list on May 5, and now he'll be out until at least July 4. The 27-year-old Canadian outfielder was a disappointment before his injury, hitting just .228 ...

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (back) is feeling pain-free and hopes to resume baseball activities on Thursday, per beat writer John Denton. O'Neill told reporters that he's pain-free after he received two cortisone injections and an epidural nerve block at the beginning of the month. He was shut down from baseball activities for 10 days but he's feeling good now and said he hopes to continue his rehab this week. If all goes well, he should make it back to the Cardinals lineup ...

The injuries begin to pile up in the MLB, but as always, the fantasy baseball season will continue to roll along -- with or without your star players. Managing to stay afloat while key players are out is always important for staying on top of your league's standings. Let's take a look at injured hitters including Max Muncy, Giancarlo Stanton, Tyler O'Neill, Alec Bohm, Riley Greene, Harrison Bader, and more.This is our weekly edition of fantasy baseball injury updates for hitters as of May 31, ...

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (back) has been shut down from baseball activities for a third time after experiencing more discomfort in his lower back, according to MLB.com. The slugger has been out since May 4 but hasn't made much progress in his recovery, and manager Oliver Marmol said the team is "at a standstill." Before the injury, O'Neill was slashing .228/.283/.337 with two bombs, 12 runs, six RBI, and one stolen base over 29 games. There's no timetable for his return, but ...

St. Louis Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol said that outfielder Tyler O'Neill's (back) rehab is "at a standstill." O'Neill has been out since May 5 with a lower-back strain and has been shut down from baseball activities three times because of persistent pain. The 27-year-old power/speed threat still needs to be stashed in an injured-list spot in most fantasy leagues, but he is out indefinitely until further notice. It's a frustrating development after he went 21-for-92 (.228) with four doubles,...