The Cardinals have been exploring Arenado's potential trade market for weeks. He hasn't demanded a trade but is amenable to the idea.

The St. Louis Cardinals land a left-handed hitter from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for their 10-time Gold Glover in this trade pitch.

The St. Louis Cardinals will likely try to trade Nolan Arenado in the offseason. Here's why Chaim Bloom needs to make it a priority.

A new trade destination has emerged for St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado, but it comes with a significant catch for John Mozeliak and Chaim Bloom

Gold Glove third baseman Nolan Arenado is open to playing first base as the Cardinals continue to explore a trade of the veteran this offseason.

The Cardinals are embarking on a weird offseason. The team has fallen short of expectations and this will be John Mozeliak’s last running the team before he hands things off to Chaim Bloom. They definitely have talent,

When the St. Louis Cardinals acquired Nolan Arenado ahead of the 2021 season, the ultimate goal was clear. The team wanted to win a World Series. The desire to win is why, after the 2022 season, Arenado opted into the remainder of an eight-year extension he had signed with the Colorado Rockies prior to the trade instead of testing free agency.

One of the changes Arenado is willing to commit to doing as part of another team trading for him is that besides playing solely third base, he would also play first base “to cre