St. Louis Cardinals’ star third baseman, Nolan Arenado, has been a focal point of trade discussions this offseason, as the team actively explores potential deals. However, with Spring Training underway, Arenado remains with the Cardinals.
A key factor in the situation is Arenado’s full no-trade clause, which gives him significant control over any potential move. In mid-December, he exercised this clause to block a proposed trade to the Houston Astros, influencing the team’s roster decisions.
Cardinals’ President of Baseball Operations, John Mozeliak, has acknowledged the difficulties of the situation, emphasizing that trading Arenado remains a priority. Until a deal materializes, however, the team will continue with him as their starting third baseman.
As Spring Training progresses, Arenado has reported to camp and is preparing for the season, highlighting the ongoing uncertainty surrounding his future with the organization.
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