In what has to be classified as one of the more confusing trades during this year's crazy trade deadline, The St. Louis Cardinals shipped outfielder Tommy Pham to the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for left-handed pitcher Genesis Cabrera, outfielder Justin Williams, and right-handed pitcher Roel Ramirez. The Rays, in addition to Pham, receive $500,000 in international bonus money as part of the deal. What does the Cardinal outfield look like now and which players could benefit most from this t[...]

The 2018 version of the MLB Trade Deadline was one of the most memorable in recent memories. With players being dealt left and right, multiple teams around the league have changed the identity of their franchise for the present and future. With so much movement going on, the fantasy baseball landscape has taken a major turn as well. Some players who were in great situations may no longer see opportunities while others may be in line for regular starts. This article will tell you which players[...]

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill was called up after Tommy Pham was traded to the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday. O'Neill made the start Tuesday night against the Colorado Rockies. He scored once off of his two hits. This will be his second stretch of playing time that will last for an extended period of time. Barring something strange, he should be in the major leagues for the remainder of the year. That being said, Harrison Bader has earned starts in center field which will cut into [...]

St. Louis Cardinals outfielders Harrison Bader and Tyler O'Neill will split playing time in center field about 50-50, according to general manager John Mozeliak. The trade of Tommy Pham to the Rays opens up this playing time, but fantasy owners won't be too excited to hear that neither player in particular will benefit. Still, both Bader and O'Neill are solid buys in dynasty and NL-only leagues now.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill has been called up to take Tommy Pham's spot on the active roster. Pham was traded earlier on Tuesday, but luckily the Cardinals have plenty of outfield depth. O'Neill is hitting .227/.255/.455 with three home runs and seven knocked in through 19 games with the Cards this season. O'Neill is worth an add in NL-only leagues right now, but likely won't have much more value than that at the moment.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (hamstring) has been reinstated from the 10-day disabled list and optioned to Triple-A Memphis. O'Neill was recalled from the minors on July 2, but ended up on the disabled list July 5. O'Neill did not hit well during his brief time in the MLB, but he should be back in St. Louis at some point this season. However, fantasy owners do not need to bother holding onto O'Neill unless the Cardinals decide to trade one of their current outfielders.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill has been sent to Triple-A Memphis to begin his rehab assignment. O'Neill has been out since July 5 with a hamstring injury. O'Neill is hitting just .227 with three home runs and seven RBI in 2018. He has a ton of potential, but it's currently unclear if the Cardinals plan on recalling him when his rehab assignment is up. With so much uncertainty around him, O'Neill is a drop candidate in all but deep leagues.

St. Louis Cardinals rookie outfielder Tyler O'Neill was placed on the disabled list on Thursday due to a hamstring strain. O'Neill was up with the team while Dexter Fowler was on the paternity leave list, so he was likely going to be optioned back to Triple-A. Instead, he got hurt and will spend at least 10 days on the disabled list before being optioned then instead.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill was called up on Monday. With Dexter Fowler going on the paternity leave list, O'Neill will come up to take his spot. O'Neill will get the start in right field and will bat third on Monday, but it's unclear if he'll only stay up for the couple of days Fowler will be away.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill was optioned to Triple-A Memphis on Thursday. O'Neill was on fire for a little while, hitting a home run in three straight games last week, but he'd been 2-for-19 with 13 strikeouts since then. He'll get consistent playing time in Memphis and work on making more contact. He's sure to be back up with the Cardinals later this season.