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Cardinals Extend Manager Oliver Marmol Through 2028
St. Louis entrusts Marmol to lead team through rebuilding phase
Published on Mar. 2, 2026
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The St. Louis Cardinals have finalized a two-year contract extension with manager Oliver Marmol, keeping him at the helm through the 2028 season with a club option for 2029. Marmol has been the Cardinals' manager for the past four seasons, compiling a 325-323 record and making the playoffs once.
Why it matters
The Cardinals are in a rebuilding phase, and the extension shows the organization's trust in Marmol to guide the team through this transition. Marmol's ability to develop young talent will be crucial as the Cardinals look to build a contender for the future.
The details
The new deal will keep Marmol as the Cardinals' manager for at least three more seasons, with a club option for 2029. During his four-year tenure, Marmol has led the team to a 325-323 record and one playoff appearance, where they lost to the Philadelphia Phillies in the 2022 National League Wild Card round.
- Marmol has been the Cardinals' manager for the past four seasons.
- The new contract extension will keep Marmol as manager through the 2028 season, with a club option for 2029.
The players
Oliver Marmol
The manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, who has been entrusted to lead the team through a rebuilding phase.
Nolan Arenado
The former Cardinals third baseman who was traded to the Arizona Diamondbacks, with the Cardinals sending $31 million to help pay down his contract.
Jack Martinez
The right-handed pitcher acquired by the Cardinals in the trade with the Diamondbacks that sent Nolan Arenado to Arizona.
What’s next
The Cardinals and Cubs will not meet until the end of May, with two of their three games that weekend being nationally televised on FOX and NBC Peacock.
The takeaway
The Cardinals' extension of Oliver Marmol's contract shows their faith in his ability to develop young talent and lead the team through a rebuilding phase. As the Cardinals look to build a contender for the future, Marmol's steady hand and long-term commitment will be crucial.
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