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68. Cardinals Storylines to Define 2026 (feat. Daniel Shoptaw)

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What will decide the 2026 season for the St. Louis Cardinals?
In this episode of the Redbird Rundown, Matt, Jonathan, and Scott break down the biggest make-or-break storylines that could define the year — from rotation health to roster surprises.

We’re also joined by special guest Daniel Shoptaw (C70 on Twitter) to hear what storylines he’s watching most closely.

Plus, Jonathan highlights a lesser-known Cardinals figure in honor of Black History Month — a story every Cards fan should know.

• Ranking the Top 3 Make-or-Break Storylines for 2026
• Rotation health, young player development & roster depth
• Guest interview with Daniel Shoptaw
• Black History Month Cardinals spotlight
• Final thoughts heading into the season

• Cardinals on My Time
• Random Cardinal of the Week
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