Veteran third baseman and potential future Hall of Famer Nolan Arenado has an uncertain future with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals are pivoting toward a "reset," and that means they're open to trading veterans who may wish to move to a team with better odds of contention in 2025.

There is a chance star third baseman Nolan Arenado has played his final game in a St. Louis Cardinals uniform. The Athletic's Katie Woo reported Tuesday that St. Louis is exploring Arenado's market this offseason,

Nolan Arenado could be moving on this winter after four seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals. According to The Athletic's Katie Woo, multiple sources

San Francisco Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow is completely against the “Golden At-Bat,” another radical rule change that MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is considering bringing to the sport. The idea behind the “Golden At-Bat” is like an enhanced pinch hitter: Once a game,

Rob Manfred says Major League Baseball has had some “buzz” about a Golden At-Bat rule, but Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata are split on the idea.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred claimed one potential out-of-the-box rule change is creating “a little buzz.” While speaking with John Ourand on “The Varsity Podcast,” Manfred said that the “Golden at-bat rule” had been discussed around the league.

The Boston Red Sox began what they hope is a winter of extensive upgrades by agreeing to a one-year, $10.75 million contract with lefty reliever Aroldis Chapman. A person familiar with the deal confirmed to USA TODAY Sports that Chapman and Boston were in agreement.

The Boston Red Sox have agreed to terms with left-handed reliever Aroldis Chapman on a one-year deal that would pay him $10.75 million, a person with knowledge of the negotiations told The Associated Press.

The deal is now official, per Jeff Passan of ESPN: Left-handed reliever Aroldis Chapman and the Boston Red Sox are in agreement on a one-year, $10.75 million contract, pending physical, sources tell ESPN.