WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. • A few days after the Cardinals made the obvious official and announced Miles Mikolas as their opening day starter, the team is completing an extension with the rigthander that will mean many more opening days together.
The Cardinals and Mikolas are finalizing a four-year extension, two sources with knowledge of the agreement told The Post-Dispatch. A source confirmed that the $68-million deal starts with the 2020 season and will go through 2023.
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Mikolas' 18 wins tied for the lead in the National League, and he paired an 18-4 record with 200 2/3 innings and a 2.