Arenado was an offseason idea that never came to pass for Boston. Now, it's honestly something that needs to happen.

The St. Louis Cardinals are about to enter a rebuild, as Chaim Bloom is set to take over for John Mozeliak as president of baseball operations at the end of the 2025 season. Before their series opener against the playoff-hopeful Cincinnati Reds on Monday ...

The St. Louis Cardinals are surely operating differently than they did last offseason. Last offseason, rumors were flying all over the place, but St. Louis didn't end up shaking anything up. Now, the biggest reason for that was the team's no-trade clauses.

Now in his mid-thirties, it’s fair to say that Nolan Arenado’s best years are behind him. After all, not every player ages like Barry Bonds! Early in his career, the 35-year-old had some incredible seasons while wearing the Colorado Rockies uniform.

Nolan Arenado is having a resurgent start to the season with the Arizona Diamondbacks, as he has focused on a new pregame routine.

On Tuesday, the St. Louis Cardinals finally accomplished a major goal that they’ve had for the past two offseasons: trading Nolan Arenado. They found a new fit for him with the Arizona Diamondbacks and ate the majority of the remaining money on his contract.