With St. Louis Cardinals position players set to report to spring training this weekend, it looks increasingly likely Nolan Arenado will remain with the team to begin the 2025 season. Wednesday night's Alex Bregman signing eliminated the Boston Red Sox,

The New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals are expected to have trade talks for Nolan Arenado after Alex Bregman signed with the Boston Red Sox.

The Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals have been in discussions on and off all offseason regarding a potential trade for third baseman Nolan Arenado, and now that spring training is opening across baseball,

Nolan Arenado is still on the trade block and the Red Sox seem to have slipped away. Here's the latest update on Arenado's future.

Arenado's preferred list of trade destinations included the Los Angeles Angels, Los Angeles Dodgers, Boston Red Sox, San Diego Padres, Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets. While New York has shown a willingness to be aggressive,

While the St. Louis Cardinals have been trying to deal Nolan Arenado all offseason, his no-trade clause has made matters difficult. With the Boston Red Sox seemingly taking themselves out of the running,

The St. Louis Cardinals trading Nolan Arenado to the Boston Red Sox seemed like their last option. With Boston signing Alex Bregman, the Cards are left with an impossible choice concerning their veteran third baseman.

Bregman’s reported decision to sign with the Boston Red Sox on a t hree-year, $120 million deal all but squashed any chance of the Cardinals moving Arenado ahead of the regular season. The Red Sox, eager to add a right-handed bat,

The St. Louis Cardinals have already been shopping All-Star third baseman Nolan Arenado around the league, finding multiple trade partners

The St. Louis Cardinals may have gotten a crushing blow on Wednesday night. There has been a lot of trade chatter swirling around the team over the last few mon

The Boston Red Sox have found themselves in the middle ... the Red Sox could look to land a package of two pitchers from the St. Louis Cardinals: closer Ryan Helsley and starter Erick Fedde.