The Cardinals have a slew of teams interested in acquiring Ryan Helsley, but some make more sense than others.

The Houston Astros, a formidable contender in the MLB, are actively seeking to enhance their roster for the upcoming season. Reports suggest they are eyeing a key player from the St. Louis Cardinals,

The Blue Jays currently sit atop the AL East standings and hold the second-best record league-wide. The latest report goes to show how determined the franchise is to strengthen its roster ahead of the July 30 trade deadline.

Ryan Helsley is one of the most popular trade targets with no less than a half-dozen teams interested to varying degrees. Among the suitors, per sources, are the Yankees, Mets, Dodgers, Phillies, Rangers and Blue Jays.

The Texas Rangers are linked to closers from the St. Louis Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Pirates, and Adolis Garcia's name has been rumored.

Before Tuesday’s game against the Miami Marlins, Contreras reiterated his desire to stay in St. Louis with John Mozeliak (President of Baseball Operations), saying he’s happy with the organization and already feels fulfilled after winning a World Series title with the Cubs in 2016.

The St. Louis Cardinals are setting their deadline focus on moving closer Ryan Helsley before the reliever hits free agency this offseason.

Willson Contreras wasn't trying to insult the Cardinals, but it's hard to look at his latest comment as anything but that.

The Cardinals are still within striking distance of the last NL Wild Card spot, but could look to trade their highly coveted closer for a nice package.

The Houston Astros and St. Louis Cardinals have reportedly discussed Nolan Arenado, but there has been no traction with the deadline inching closer.