St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt has not slowed down at Triple-A, going 3-for-4 on Saturday, including a walk, two doubles, and one run scored for Memphis. The Cardinals' top-ranked prospect has looked right at home at Triple-A, hitting .316 with a 1.055 OPS in 30 games at that level. Additionally, he's recorded seven starts at third base since his promotion, giving him multiple paths to the majors as we head down the final month of the regular season. With 19 steals on the year, he has some speed as well, and the 22-year-old is worthy of a stash in deep 12-team leagues for those with an available bench or NA spot.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt continued to flash immense power upside at Triple-A on Friday evening. Facing Charlotte, the top-ranked prospect in St. Louis went 1-for-4 with a solo shot and a walk. This was his second round-tripper over his last three games. During these three games, Wetherholt has tallied at least one hit in each contest. Overall since earning the call to join the top ranks of the St. Louis system, the former West Virginia product has not disappointed, posting a .297/.394/.648 slash line with eight home runs and a 1.042 OPS through 24 games. Earlier in the campaign, Wetherholt held a .300/.425/.466 line through his first 62 games at Double-A. Given his elite hitting upside, Wetherholt is a top hitting prospect to stash in redraft leagues.

St. Louis Cardinals infield prospect J.J. Wetherholt enjoyed another productive day at the plate on Thursday and is quickly approaching his MLB debut. On Thursday, facing Triple-A Charlotte, the former seventh overall pick went 1-for-4 with a double and a stolen base. This was a second-straight game tallying an extra-base hit. Since moving up to Triple-A Memphis earlier in July, Wetherholt has continued to flash high power upside, holding a .299/.394/.632 slash line with seven home runs and six doubles. During this stretch, the West Virginia product has held a 1.026 OPS and even swiped three bags. He opened the season with Double-A, where he held a .300/.425/.466 line across 62 games. Given his elite power upside, Wetherholt is a top stash candidate in redraft leagues as he should be given a taste of the majors before the end of the season.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt went 2-for-5 with a home run against Triple-A Charlotte. The 22-year-old hit his seventh homer since being promoted to Triple-A Memphis on July 7, and is slashing .301/.394/.639 in 99 plate appearances during that time. Everything looks great under the hood for the Cardinals' top prospect. He has more walks than strikeouts, has stolen 16 bases across Double-A and Triple-A, and boasts a strong 50% hard-hit rate at Triple-A. He's been able to lift the ball for power, and he should be held in high esteem in dynasty leagues. There's a chance he gets called up when rosters expand, and he'd be worth picking up in most formats.

St. Louis Cardinals infield prospect J.J. Wetherholt has continued to perform at a high level since joining Triple-A and is making a strong case to make his MLB debut in the coming weeks. The 22-year-old made his Triple-A debut earlier in July. Through his first 18 games with Memphis, the first-round pick from last year's MLB Draft has posted an elite .338/.420/.706 slash line with five doubles, one triple, six home runs, and two stolen bases. Earlier in the campaign, the West Virginia product opened the season with Double-A and held an impressive .300/.426/.466 line with 14 doubles, seven home runs, and a remarkable .891 OPS. Fantasy managers should consider the shortstop as a high-end prospect to stash for redraft leagues, as he could reach St. Louis before the end of the month.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt went 3-for-5 with a home run and three RBI during their contest against Triple-A Norfolk on Sunday. This was another productive outing for the top prospect in St. Louis, who is inching closer to his MLB debut. Since joining Triple-A Memphis, Wetherholt has been nothing short of impressive. Through his first 16 games at the top level of the minor leagues, the former seventh overall pick has posted a .344/.425/.754 slash line with five doubles, one triple, six home runs, and two stolen bases. Earlier in the summer, Wetherholt logged 62 games at Double-A, and was very productive there as well, posting an impressive .300/.425/.466 line with an .825 OPS. Given his fast progression through the system, Wetherholt remains a priority stash option during the final weeks of the season.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt stayed hot on Tuesday against Triple-A Norfolk, going 2-for-5 with a home run and three RBI in a 10-4 win. Wetherholt got the scoring started immediately with a leadoff homer against Orioles lefty Cade Povich, who is out on a major league rehab assignment. The 2024 seventh overall pick has been dialed in at the plate all season between Double-A and Triple-A, hitting .307/.419/.522 with 12 homers, 14 stolen bases, and a 48:48 BB:K ratio in 327 plate appearances. The Cardinals' top prospect is one of the more polished prospects in the minor leagues at the moment, and it isn't out of the question for him to see some time in the major leagues near the end of the season, although it's more likely that St. Louis waits until next year. He should be viewed as a prized asset in dynasty leagues.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt went 2-for-4 with two homers in Wednesday's 6-0 win against Triple-A Gwinnett. Wetherholt crushed a hanging curveball in the bottom of the first to get the scoring started, and then sent his next homer 444 feet for the second-longest homer of the night in Triple-A. The 22-year-old was a hard-hit machine in this one, with his four batted balls having exit velocities of 100.4, 101.1, 105.4, and 106.7 MPH. The Cardinals prospect has had no issues in his transition from Double-A to Triple-A, as he is hitting .379/.455/.966 with four homers and a 4:5 BB:K in 33 plate appearances. If he continues on a torrid pace like this, he could make his MLB debut by season's end.

St. Louis Cardinals infield prospect J.J. Wetherholt went 1-for-5 with a home run during their contest against Triple-A Gwinnett on Tuesday evening. Wetherholt wasted little time as he hit a lead-off long ball. Since earning the call to join Triple-A Memphis, St. Louis' first-round pick from the 2024 MLB Draft has held his own, posting a strong .360/.448/.800 slash line. Through seven games, Wetherholt has hit two home runs and three doubles. Earlier in the regular season, Wetherholt spent time with Double-A, where he also swung a hot bat, posting a .300/.425/.466 line across 62 games. Given his rather quick progression through the St. Louis pipeline, Wetherholt should be in the mix to make his MLB debut in the second half. If he continues to perform well at Triple-A, he will enter stash territory.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt hit leadoff for the National League team in Saturday's All-Star Futures Game, going 1-for-4 with a double in the contest that the NL team won 4-2. Wetherholt'shothitting is what earned him a spot in the game, slashing .340/.460/.583 since June 3, including hits in each of his first three games at Triple-A Memphis. For the season, the Cardinals' top-ranked prospect is hitting .303 with eight home runs, 14 steals, and more walks (45) than strikeouts (42). With a good showing at Triple-A, the team's 2024 first-round draft pick could make a late-season debut in St. Louis, otherwise, expect him to see plenty of time in the big leagues next season. The 22-year-old is expected to see time at third base and second base in addition to shortstop during his time at Triple-A, which should help open multiple paths to a promotion to the big league club.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt has been promoted to Triple-A Memphis after cruising through 62 games at Double-A Springfield. The Cardinals' top-ranked prospect hit .300 with seven home runs and 14 stolen bases, while registering a .425 OBP thanks to a strong 16.0 percent walk rate, which was higher than his strikeout rate of 14.5 percent. The seventh overall pick in the 2024 Draft showed more of the same last year at Single-A, displaying strong contact skills and walking more than he struck out. With a strong showing at Triple-A, the 22-year-old could make a case for a September call-up. Regardless of whether or not that happens, fantasy managers should expect the left-handed hitter to have fantasy relevance at some point next season.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt went 2-for-5 with two home runs during their contest against Double-A Northwest Arkansas on Sunday. Entering this game, Wetherholt was in a bit of a slump, holding a modest .176/.333/.294 slash line with just one double and a home run. The 22-year-old joined the St. Louis system after being selected with the seventh overall pick in last year's MLB Draft out of West Virginia. After the draft last season, the Cardinals moved Wetherholt to Low-A, where he made his professional debut. Through 29 games, the infielder held a .295/.405/.400 slash line with five doubles and two home runs. This strong play earned him a ticket to open the 2025 campaign with Double-A. Through 62 total games with Double-A, Wetherholt has held an impressive .300/.425/.466 line. Fantasy managers should expect Wetherholt to be in the mix to join Triple-A later this summer.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt went 2-for-3 with a walk and a pair of singles on Saturday for Double-A Springfield. However, the impressive part of his day was the three steals he recorded in the contest. The Cardinals' top-ranked prospect has been hitting well all season, but is scorching since June 3, going 22-for-49 (.449) with four doubles, a triple, a home run, five steals, and a 13:8 BB:K in 14 games. The performance has pushed the left-handed hitter's season-long slash line to .322/.446/.472 with a .426 wOBA and 160 wRC+ in 51 games for Springfield. He's stolen 12 bases as well and is walking more than he is striking out (38:29 BB:K). A test at Triple-A in the coming weeks would be the logical next step, and a September call-up to the majors is still in play. With his all-around skillset, dynasty managers should have a keen interest in the seventh overall pick from the 2024 MLB Draft.

St. Louis Cardinals infield prospect J.J. Wetherholt has posted seven multi-hit games over his last eight contests. During this stretch, the top prospect in the St. Louis system has held a .517/.622/.759 slash line with a double, one triple, a home run, two stolen bases, and a 6:7 K:BB. The Cardinals selected the infielder with the seventh pick in last year's MLB Draft out of West Virginia. Wetherholt made his professional debut after the draft with Low-A Palm Beach and held a .295/.405/.400 line across 29 contests. He began the 2025 campaign with Double-A and has held an overall .319/.439/.475 line with 11 doubles, four home runs, nine stolen bases, and an impressive 27:32 K:BB. Given his steady progression, Wetherholt will likely earn a taste of Triple-A in the second half.

St. Louis Cardinals infield prospect J.J. Wetherholt went 2-for-4 with a home run during their contest on Thursday against Double-A Frisco. Wetherholt has now tallied at least two hits in each of his past three contests. During this stretch, he has tallied two extra-base hits and only struck out twice. Over his last 15 games, Wetherholt has held a .315/.456/.574 slash line with three doubles, one triple, three home runs, and four stolen bases. The 22-year-old was selected with the seventh overall pick in last year's MLB Draft. After the draft, he began his professional career with Low-A but was able to make the jump to Double-A this season. If he continues to swing a hot bat, fantasy managers should expect the top prospect in St. Louis to get the call to Triple-A later this summer.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt went 2-for-4 on Wednesday for Double-A Springfield. This follows a three-hit game on Tuesday, which included a triple and two runs scored. The left-handed slugger came into the week hitting .208 (5-for-24) over his previous eight contests, but he still registered a .457 OBP thanks to 11 walks that he tallied duringthat stretch. The Cardinals' top-ranked prospect is performing well in his first run through Double-A, slashing .293/.406/.436 with three home runs, seven steals, and a 25:22 BB:K. The 2024 seventh-overall draft pick should be in the mix for a promotion to Triple-A in the coming weeks and could still make a late-season cameo in the majors. He offers solid all-around hit, power, and run tools, and could be an impact fantasy player as early as next season, so dynasty and redraft managers alike should be keeping an eye on him.

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop prospect J.J. Wetherholt has continued to swing a hot bat at Double-A. Over his last 10 contests, Wetherholt has posted a stellar .317/.391/.561 slash line. During this stretch, Wetherholt has tallied four doubles and two home runs. He swiped three bags and held an impressive 7:5 K:BB. Through his first 30 games at the Double-A level, last season's seventh overall pick has held his own, posting a .291/.385/.445 line. He has gone deep three times, tallied eight doubles, swiped six bags, and held a 16:16 K:BB. After last year's MLB Draft, the West Virginia product made his professional debut with Low-A, where he posted a .295/.405/.400 line with two long balls in 29 games. If the 22-year-old continues to hold his own at Double-A, he could be in the mix to earn a Triple-A promotion in the second half of the season.

St. Louis Cardinals infield prospect J.J. Wetherholt went 1-for-4 on Sunday at Double-A Springfield, smackinga home run in his second straight game and third of the year. He also swiped his fourth bag of the season. Wetherholt had been raking through mid-April before missing a week and a half with an illness, and was cold uponhis return, going 3-for-25 (.120) over eight games. However, the 22-year-old's bat has begun to heat up again, going 10-for-29 (.345) over the last seven contests. Despite the aforementioned cold spell, the Cardinals' top-ranked prospect is slashing .296/.383/.449 with a .380 wOBA and 128 wRC+ through 27 games. He also owns an impressive 12:13 BB:K. With a little more seasoning at Double-A, the 2024 first-round draft pick should see some time at Triple-A later this year and could be looking at a major league debut in 2026, so dynastymanagers will want to pay close attention to how he fares at the next level.

St. Louis Cardinals infield prospect J.J. Wetherholt was pulled fromlast Friday's game on April 18 due to flu-like symptoms, but has yet to make it back to the lineup. The Cardinals' top prospect had been raking at Double-A Springfield, going 16-for-30 (.533) over the seven gamesprior to last Friday's contest, including four doubles, a home run, eight RBI, and eight runs scored over that stretch. It's surprising to see him remain out with no injury being reported, so it will be interesting to see if he finally returns to action this weekend. MLB's 21st-ranked prospect should push for a promotion to Triple-A this year, and a late-season call-up to the majors isn't out of thequestion, so dynasty and redraft managers should keep tabs on his progress as he has the potential to be an impact player upon his arrival.

St. Louis Cardinals infield prospect J.J. Wetherholt went 3-for-4 with a double and a home run during their contest against Double-A Arkansas. After going 0-for-14 during his first four games at the Double-A level, Wetherholt has flipped the script, tallying at least one hit in each of his previous six games. During this recent surge, he has tallied multiple hits in all but one game. On Wednesday, Wetherholt launched his first home run at this level and tallied four RBI in a single contest for the first time. The Cardinals drafted Wetherholt with the seventh pick in last year's MLB Draft out of West Virginia. After being drafted, the 22-year-old received a brief taste of Low-A ball and held a .295/.405/.400 slash line across 29 games. He is a name to monitor as he could reach Triple-A later this season.