The Boston Red Sox have been linked to Nolan Arenado all offseason, but one red flag involving the third baseman should put ...

Timothy Rapp of Bleacher Report cited a report by Jon Morosi which indicated the Red Sox were discussing a potential Nolan Arenado trade with the St. Louis Cardinals again. These two teams were ...

Arenado saw his numbers decline in 2024, as he hit just 16 home runs. He is still owed another $74M over the next three years, and the Cardinals will likely have to eat some money to move him.

After blocking a trade to the Houston Astros in December, Nolan Arenado is reportedly interested in a potential trade to the Boston Red Sox. Per ESPN's Buster Olney, those close to the St.

The St. Louis Cardinals are facing the reality that superstar third baseman Nolan Arenado might not be traded this winter but not all hope is lost yet. On Tuesday, MLB Network's Jon Morosi ...

The Boston Red Sox are reportedly still negotiating with the St. Louis Cardinals about All-Star third baseman Nolan Arenado. MLB Network insider Jon Morosi reported Tuesday afternoon that the ...

But that could change in the coming days, as MLB’s Network’s Jon Morosi noted on X Tuesday that the Red Sox and Cardinals “have had recent communication about Nolan Arenado”. Morosi added ...

There has been so much chatter about St. Louis Cardinals star Nolan Arenado this offseason that it still seems like it would be surprising if he were to come back. Sure, his no-trade clause and ...

The St. Louis Cardinals continue to explore deals to get superstar Nolan Arenado off their payroll. However, their desired trade partners may not be the best place to look. Pittsburgh Pirates v St.

For the entirety of the offseason, the Cardinals have been weighing options to move Nolan Arenado to take his salary off their payroll and prepare for the future. As the 2025 season vastly ...

The Red Sox and Cardinals have again been in contact about a trade that would potentially send third baseman Nolan Arenado from St. Louis to Boston, according to MLB Network's Jon Morosi.