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With the 2026 MLB regular season in the books, we are taking a look at some of the best breakout stories from this past season. This one takes a look at what went right for Cardinals outfielder Jordan Walker.
St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Jordan Walker experienced a breakout campaign during the 2026 MLB season, achieving career highs with 29 home runs and 62 extra-base hits. Following three challenging initial seasons in the majors, Walker credited his improvement to extensive offseason work at Driveline Baseball, which refined his movement mechanics, rotational acceleration, and stance.
New Baseball Media notes that Walker significantly improved his performance against secondary pitches, barreling up 11.1% of sinkers after recording none in 2024. The article also highlights that lineup support from Ivan Herrera, JJ Wetherholt, and Alec Burleson contributed to Walker's success as the Cardinals look forward to 2027.
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