The St. Louis Cardinals are expecting Nolan Arenado to remain with the team for the start of the 2025 season, as the Boston Red Sox, previously linked as a potential suitor, are no longer in the running after signing Alex Bregman. President of baseball operations John Mozeliak believes there is a better chance than not that Arenado will be with the team on Opening Day, but his no-trade clause may need to be adjusted for a deal to be made. Summary: Arenado is open to being traded to only a few teams, including the Red Sox and Padres. The Cardinals had a trade in place with the Astros earlier, but Arenado blocked it. The Yankees also offered a trade for Arenado, but talks fell through. He is owed $74 million over the next three years, with the Rockies covering $10 million. The Yankees, Tigers, Cubs, and Brewers are potential landing spots for Arenado, but it’s unclear if he would accept a trade to these teams. Despite a down season in 2020, Arenado remains a sought-after player.
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