Miles Mikolas had a mediocre season, posting a 4.08 xFIP, which indicates he is primarily an innings eater rather than a frontline starter. His performance, along with others in the rotation like Kyle Gibson and Lance Lynn, contributed to the team's struggles despite a high payroll. As the Cardinals look to transition to a younger roster, Mikolas's role may be reassessed moving forward.

Miles Mikolas allowed three runs in five innings during the game against the Giants. He holds a record of 10-11 for the season.

Miles Mikolas is scheduled to pitch for the Cardinals against the San Francisco Giants, aiming to help secure the team's 23rd winning season in the last 25 years.

Miles Mikolas is slated to start against San Francisco in the upcoming game, bringing a record of 9-11 with a 5.35 ERA.

Miles Mikolas allowed one run on four hits in six innings, earning his first win since July 21. He had struggled in his previous nine starts, going 0-3 with a 6.80 ERA.