On Tuesday, Craig Breslow suggested the Red Sox remained “hopeful” about the possibility of adding a righthanded hitter to the lineup. One potential solution that has legs: A trade for third baseman Nolan Arenado.

The Red Sox could move forward with Arenado at third, Devers as their DH and Casas at first base for the three years remaining on Arenado’s contract without disrupting anything related to the development of Campbell, Marcelo Mayer or Roman Anthony. That’s no small thing in the attempt to get more functional.

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The New York Yankees reportedly have been "re-engaged" in potential trade talks for St. Louis Cardinals star Nolan Arenado just before spring training arrives. Given their need to add more depth and competition on the hot corner,

If the St. Louis Cardinals are unable to trade Nolan Arenado, several of the organization's young players looking to make their mark at the MLB level will be pinned to the bench.

The St. Louis Cardinals have been actively shopping Nolan Arenado throughout the offseason but are yet to find a trade partner willing to take on his remaining salary.

The club has not added a single MLB player and seems most focused on their attempts to trade Nolan Arenado. The Cardinals have not been shy about their desire to move the eight-time All-Star, but due to both his contract and declining production,