Arenado, who is almost guaranteed to be a Hall of Famer, isn't what he once was, and there's no question about that. However, ...

The St. Louis Cardinals reportedly attempted to trade veteran third baseman Nolan Arenado during the offseason, but nothing ...

Whether it's a change to Arenado's swing or an overhaul of how Mikolas uses his pitches — both adaptations for age were key factors in Cardinals' 4-3 victory against Arizona.

As for Arenado's contract, it remains a leading consideration. There's the full no-trade provision, of course, and his deal calls for him to be paid the balance of a $32 million salary this season ...

Nolan Arenado is finally willing to reconsider his refusal of the Houston Astros earlier this offseason, ... All of which has to have Mozeliak privately ready to tear his hair out.

Nolan Arenado lines out during the fifth inning of the Yankees’ 7-0 exhibition win over the Cardinals on Feb. 25, 2025. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post ...

Sure, this isn’t the Arenado of 10-time Gold Glove, eight-time All-Star vintage. But he was still good enough for 2.5 WAR a year ago, even if his bat was simply league-average.

Arenado is playing on a nine-year, $275 million deal through the 2027 season. That isn't much anymore, but paying that type of money for a player who has just a 95 OPS+ and a .701 OPS isn't ...

"Arenado remains a talented defensive third baseman, but his bat might be a hair below league-average anymore. He's still adept at connecting at high rate, yet all of his power these days stems ...