Nolan Arenado Expands Trade Options Beyond Red Sox

The Cardinals' third baseman is reportedly open to waiving his no-trade clause for additional teams as his market faces challenges.

Nolan Arenado, previously focused on joining the Boston Red Sox, is now reportedly open to considering trades to other teams, including the Detroit Tigers and Seattle Mariners.
The Cardinals are struggling to find a trade partner due to Arenado's declining performance, his remaining $52 million salary, and his full no-trade clause.
Arenado's market is further complicated by the availability of free-agent Alex Bregman, whose delayed signing has slowed trade discussions.
The Boston Red Sox remain a leading potential destination, but their pursuit of Bregman could influence their decision on Arenado.
St. Louis may need to package Arenado with other assets or absorb part of his salary to facilitate a trade that aligns with their rebuilding goals.