St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (groin) has been placed on the 10-day injured list with a right groin strain. The team recalled outfielder Lane Thomas from the alternate site in a corresponding move. O'Neill left Saturday's game in the third inning and was initially being considered day-to-day with right groin tightness. He's been the team's primary left fielder to start the year. Austin Dean is getting the start in left field on Sunday and should see semi-regular playing time ...

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (groin) is considered day-to-day after exiting Saturday's game with right groin tightness, according to Zachary Silver of MLB.com. O'Neill was replaced on defense in the third inning after grounding into a double play in his last at-bat. The team is currently waiting for results from testing done on O'Neill, and there is no official diagnosis beyond tightness in his right groin. O'Neill has struggled to open the year, slashing .148/.179/.296 with a ...

With Opening Day officially in the books (for most teams anyway), the 2021 campaign is off and running. The secret to being a successful fantasy manager is to combine a strong draft with superlative in-season roster management. Early in the year, your focus should be on identifying potential 2021 breakouts that your rivals may not know about yet.One of the first such names that spring to this author's mind is Tyler O'Neill, the 25-year-old starting left fielder for the St. Louis Cardinals. ...

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill is absolutely raking this spring and could quietly be a solid fantasy asset in the 2021 season. O'Neill is hitting .372 with a .981 OPS in 43 Grapefruit League at bats. He's always had tons of pop but has struggled with putting the bat on the ball. His 13 strikeouts show that he's still having those issues to some extent, but he's also showing the power upside this spring. O'Neill is a high-risk, high-upside guy who can be drafted near the end of ...

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill continued his hot spring in Sunday's game, going 3-for-3 with a double and two runs scored. He raised his batting average to .476 and his OPS to 1.357. O'Neill should start the season as the everyday left fielder for the Cardinals, and could have some power and run producing upside in mixed leagues. He's been a streaky hitter throughout his career though, so fantasy managers should be prepared for that in case he continues to follow that pattern.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill launched his first home run of the spring on Sunday against the Houston Astros. The 25-year-old outfielder is off to a nice start to the spring (4-for-10) with top prospect Dylan Carlson breathing down his neck. O'Neill was also once a promising prospect but he's seen his number dwindle each season since his solid rookie campaign in 2018. He's loaded with power but the Canadian has struggled to make consistent contact. He was the victim of some bad ...

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (finger) is back in the starting lineup for the first game of Wednesday's doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs. O'Neill was a late scratch on Tuesday after feeling some discomfort in his finger. Thankfully, the ailment was not serious. The 25-year-old is starting in left field and batting sixth against Cubs' right-hander Alec Mills. He'll look to improve on his pedestrian .200 batting average.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill has been scratched from Tuesdays starting nine against the Cubs and right-hander Yu Darvish, with Harrison Bader entering the lineup in his place. The reason for the switch was not immediately disclosed. ONeill has been off to an impressive start in the homer column to open 2020, having gone deep three times in his first eight games. With rookie Dylan Carlson now in the mix, St. Louis has ample outfield options, which limits the upside of many of ...

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill played both ends of a double header on Saturday and did well. In Game 1, he went 1-for-3 with a run scored, then he went 2-for-4 with a home run and a double in Game 2. The Cardinals hadn't played in weeks but O'Neill looked none the worse for wear. With a much smaller sample size than most hitters around the league, he's hitting .273 with a 1.087 OPS.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill hit a home run in Tuesday's loss to the Minnesota Twins. O'Neill ended up going 1-for-3 with a run scored and two RBI. His home run came off of Twins starter Homer Bailey in the fifth inning with one base runner on. It was O'Neill's second home run of the year, and he's sporting a healthy 1.107 OPS in the early going.