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From Fan Seats to Front Office: A Cardinal's Journey
21 Feb
Summary
- Robinson returned to St. Louis in 2001, fulfilling his childhood dream.
- He has spent 16 years as a pro scout for the Cardinals organization.
- Robinson played a role in recommending talent, like Rafael Furcal.
Kerry Robinson, who grew up idolizing the St. Louis Cardinals, saw his childhood dream realized in 2001 when he returned to play for the team. After a brief playing career that included stints with the Cardinals, Devil Rays, Reds, Padres, and Royals, Robinson transitioned into a new role within the Cardinals organization.
As of 2026, Robinson is embarking on his 16th year as a pro scout. His tenure began in 2011, the same year the Cardinals won the World Series. During that championship season, Robinson played a key part by recommending the signing of Rafael Furcal.
Now 52, Robinson continues to scout talent, offering suggestions to help build a championship-contending team. He sees a promising future with the current young players, noting talents like Victor Scott, Masyn Winn, and JJ Wetherholt, believing they have the potential to make names for themselves and connect with the fanbase.
