Though it might have to wait until a litany of free agents find their homes, all signs point to Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado being traded this offseason. That's the direction the Cardinals are headed and Arenado himself seems on board -- so long as he likes the destination enough to waive his no-trade clause.

Gold Glove third baseman Nolan Arenado is open to playing first base as the Cardinals continue to explore a trade of the veteran this offseason.

As the trade rumors around St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado continue to heighten in the offseason, it seems likely to happen as the star player looks to make some changes. While some people may say that the Cardinals should not trade Arenado, the team seems to head into a reset per the latest reporting from Katie Woo of The Athletic.

There could still be others joining the party, but it seems like the serious suitors for free-agent extraordinaire Juan Soto should have their formal offers in by now -- at least the initial offer. The list of offers for Soto at this point is Yankees,

The St. Louis Cardinals land a left-handed hitter from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for their 10-time Gold Glover in this trade pitch.

A new trade destination has emerged for St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado, but it comes with a significant catch for John Mozeliak and Chaim Bloom

The St. Louis Cardinals will likely try to trade Nolan Arenado in the offseason. Here's why Chaim Bloom needs to make it a priority.

St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado is open to playing first base if he's traded to a team looking for roster flexibility, sources told Katie Woo of The Athletic.The Cardinals have reportedly been assessing Arenado's trade market over the last few weeks by having preliminary talks with other clubs.

When the St. Louis Cardinals acquired Nolan Arenado from the Colorado Rockies in February of 2021, he was overjoyed to finally join a consistent winner. Now, as the Cardinals shift directions and contemplate trading Arenado,