The St. Louis Cardinals have shut down Jordan Walker for at least one week due to inflammation in his left knee, an injury he reportedly suffered Tuesday after stepping on a sprinkler head while

St. Louis Cardinals right fielder Jordan Walker will miss at least a week after sustaining a minor knee injury when he stepped on a sprinkler head in a spring training game.Walker, 22, was running

Cardinals former first-round pick Walker injures knee in spring training game against the Nationals. The promising youngster had a rough second season in the majors.

Progressing well

Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol said Wednesday that Walker has been diagnosed with inflammation in his left knee following an MRI, Daniel Guerrero of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. The news is good,

Cardinals outfielder Jordan Walker tweaked his knee while stepping on a sprinkler head and was forced out of game action and had imaging done on the knee. Luckily, it came back wi

Jordan Walker's development figures to be one of the biggest storylines during a rebuilding season for the St. Louis Cardinals in 2025, but a knee injury suffered in spring training could put that in jeopardy.

Three days after getting a scare that Jordan Walker might have sustained a serious knee injury, the Cardinals were greeted with some positive progress regarding the 6-foot-6 outfielder. Walker, who ja

The St. Louis Cardinals are loaded with young talent as they head into an unpredictable season that could see several promotions and demotions. Several position