Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Mountaineers in the Pros

JJ Wetherholt Puts Up First Multi-Homer Game as Cardinals Win in Extras

JJ Wetherholt
Courtesy of St. Louis Cardinals

JJ Wetherholt entered Tuesday’s game having cooled off following his red hot start to his MLB career.

The WVU baseball legend and current St. Louis Cardinals short-stop then left the night having reignited himself with his first multi-homer game of his MLB career.

Going yard in both the third and eight innings, Wetherholt smashed two long balls and drove in three runs in the game.

His second home run was a two-run shot that moved the Cardinals to within one run before eventually winning 6-5 in 10 innings.

Now hitting .231, Wetherholt has three home runs and eight RBI on the season.

Wetherholt played in both Double-A and Triple-A throughout 2025. Across both levels, Wetherholt hit 28 doubles, 17 home runs, 59 RBI, and stole 23 bases. He was named the St. Louis Cardinals Minor League Player of the Month in July.

Wetherholt made an impact during his three seasons with the Mountaineers from 2022 to 2024.  With West Virginia, Wetherholt hit 29 total home runs, 129 RBI, stole 57 bases, and had an overall batting average of .370. He was named the Big 12 Conference Baseball Player of the Year in 2022.

Find more coverage of JJ Wetherholt at WV Sports Now.

FOLLOW US!

You May Also Like

WVU Basketball

Share Tweet Flip Message1shareWVU basketball head coach Ross Hodge and players Finley Bizjack and Joson Sanon spoke to the media after WVU’s 98-55 exhibition...

WVU Basketball

Share Tweet Flip Message0sharesWVU basketball head coach Ross Hodge and players Miles Sadler, Brenen Lorient and Martin Somerville spoke to the media following a...

WVU Football

Share Tweet Flip Message1shareWVU football head coach Rich Rodriguez, defensive coordinator Zac Alley and players defensive lineman Corey McIntyre and offensive lineman spoke with...

Copyright © 2025, Mike Asti