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Hochman: Not trading Nolan Arenado in winter looms over Cardinals come this trade deadline
As the St. Louis Cardinals, fourth-place sellers, look to make some more deals by Thursday’s trade deadline, what looms at Busch Stadium is the trade never made. Nolan Arenado is still a Cardinal. And he’s no longer Nolan Arenado. And he’s owed $27 million next year (the Rockies will pick up $5 million of it). And $15 million in 2027.
Speaking publicly for the first time in weeks about his future in St. Louis and the state of the Cardinals just hours before ...
The Twins are now listening to offers for their rental players, reports the New York Post. They would have to be blown away ...
Arenado, who has a full no-trade clause and is owed $74 million over the remaining three years of his eight-year, $260 million contract, wants to play for a contending team.
Trading Nolan Arenado would certainly be just about the biggest move St. Louis could make in that effort to get younger and less expensive, though beyond just the $74M in owed salary, moving ...
As part of a series of sweeping moves that will shape the remaining two months of the season for the Cardinals, third baseman ...
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After blocking a trade to the Astros last offseason, Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado could have another chance to join the AL West leaders.
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