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MLB rumors: Cardinals still trying to trade Nolan Arenado. Do Dodgers want him?
Nolan Arenado has consistently been in trade rumors with the Cardinals over time, and some are wondering if the Dogers are interested.

The St. Louis Cardinals have struggled to start the 2025 season, and the future of some of the players is being put in the limelight. One of those players is Nolan Arenado, who has consistently been in trade rumors over the past few weeks, and things have seemed to have intensified. As the team looks to wait until the trade deadline to see what to do, the eight-time All-Star could be on the move.

There seems to be some interest in Arenado, but it’s uncertain if one team is looking to trade for him, according to Bob Nightengale of USA Today.

The Dodgers have been dealing with injuries this season, but have still been playing good baseball, and it seems like they’d rather wait to see if they can get healthy before making a move externally. For the Cardinals, if they’re floating around .500 at the trade deadline, there’s a good chance that President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak won’t trade Arenado, according to The Athletic’s Katie Woo.

Arenado full no-trade clause in his contract, which gives him the leverage when it comes to what team he goes to. He has noted that he’d waive this clause for several teams.