While the Astros have been intent on trying to re-sign Alex Bregman this offseason, the club landed a potential third base backup option in Isaac Paredes and is now looking at an even bigger option at the hot corner.

Arenado is a 10-time Gold Glove winner, an eight-time All-Star and considered one of this generation’s greatest defensive third basemen.

Arenado, who has a full no-trade clause in his contract, reportedly would approve a deal to the Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Angels, San Diego Padres, Philadelphia Phillies, New York Mets or Boston Red Sox, a source told John Denton of MLB.com.

As Nolan Arenado's trade market continues to percolate, the no-trade clause in the third baseman's contract puts Arenado and his

The Cardinals are trying to get younger and cut payroll, which could mean dealing Nolan Arenado if they can find a contending trade partner.

The Yankees, Astros and Red Sox rank as potential destinations depending how the rest of the offseason shakes out.

While the Astros have been intent on trying to re-sign Alex Bregman this offseason, the club landed a potential third

Hours after trading outfielder Kyle Tucker to the Chicago Cubs, the Houston Astros are reportedly batting around the idea of acquiring the aging star infielder.

Former Colorado Rockies star Nolan Arenado could be on the move again this offseason, with reports indicating that the Houston Astros are now strong suitors to

Third baseman Nolan Arenado is an obvious one. According to Spotrac Arenado is owed $74 million on his contract yet; $21 million for the 2025 season, $16 million for 2026, and $15 million for 2027, plus deferred payments totaling $2 million per year from 2022 to 2041.