The Cardinals ' trade of All-Star utility man Brendan Donovan to the Mariners on Monday serves as the capstone on an offseason that's seen the organization lean fully into the rebuild process.

The St. Louis Cardinals announced on Monday that Major League Baseball will produce and distribute all in-market St. Louis Cardinals games for the 2026 season. Fans will be able to watch games on traditional cable and satellite providers as well as through Cardinals.

The multi-year saga surrounding the future of St. Louis Cardinals broadcasts on FanDuel Sports Network was resolved Monday, as the team announced it would leave the beleaguered Main Street Sports group and transfer control of its broadcasts to Major League Baseball’s production studio.

Cardinals.TV launches Feb. 10 with $99.99 season pass or $19.99/month streaming. MLB takes over broadcasts as Cardinals make the switch.

​If you want to stream the Cardinals this season, you can buy a full-season subscription for $99.99 or pay per month for $19.99.

The Cardinals will launch a new streaming service for fans to watch games, with subscription pricing already announced, as MLB takes control of production and distribution away from struggling regional sports network FanDuel.