"How about SEA-DET if BOS doesn't work?" Arena also said, "Shall I lift my veto?"
"How about SEA-DET if BOS doesn't work?" Arena also said, "Shall I lift my veto?"
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Will Nolan Arenado (35), who is not easy to transfer due to the former team's veto, allow other teams other than the six previously known teams.안전놀이터
The U.S. MLB Network mentioned on the 10th (Korea time) when the Arena between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Boston Red Sox was also out of trade negotiations.
The media suggested the Seattle Mariners and Detroit Tigers as destinations for Arenado. All of them need infielders. Detroit is also looking for right-handed batters.
Earlier, it was reported about the possibility of Boston mentioning Arenado. If Boston signs Arenado, Rafael Devers should move to first base.
The latest report refers to a time when the trade negotiations between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Boston Red Sox were out of alignment. The question is whether Arenado will allow a trade with Seattle or Detroit.
Arenado allowed the Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres, Philadelphia Phillies, New York Mets, Boston Red Sox, and Los Angeles Angels.
The names of Seattle and Detroit are missing. Of course, this is subject to change at any time depending on Arenado's change of heart. St. Louis can persuade Arenado.
Arenado is currently connected with several teams. Recently, he is considering transferring to the New York Yankees. The New York Yankees are not included in the six teams that allow transfer.
In his 12th year in the Major League, Arenado won the Gold Glove in the National League's third baseman category for the 10th consecutive year from 2013 to 2022. He also has six platinum gloves.
He didn't win the Gold Glove in the 2023 and 2024 seasons, but he still has excellent defense. He has OAA 5 and 9 in the last two years.
The problem is his batting performance. After moving down from Colorado, Arenado hit 34 home runs and 30 home runs in 2021 and 2022, respectively, showing solid performance.
However, the number of home runs decreased considerably to 16 last season. He also posted career low performance except when he was a rookie with on-base percentage of 0.325 and OPS of 0.719 among others.
Also, there is currently a three-year-$74 million contract left between St. Louis and Arenado. Significant salary subsidies may be required.