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Cardinals $87M Star Notably Absent From Trade Rumors

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/cardinals/onsi as Cardinals $87M Star Notably Absent From Trade Rumors. The St. Louis Cardinals certainly will have guys on the way out of town this offseason, but what about the guys who could stay?

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MLB Rumors: Cardinals Set To Part Ways With Two All-Stars To Free Up Salary Room

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Cardinals rumors: St. Louis will have to eat money in order to trade 2 veteran stars

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Yankees Make First Free-Agent Signing, Lock Up 9th-Year Lefty: Report

The New York Yankees needed rotation help for the start of the season, and they also knew just who they could turn to.

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Yankees re-sign Ryan Yarbrough to fill crucial pitching role

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Yankees’ 1st free agent signing is valuable left-hander

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Finding A Fair Trade For Jarren Duran Won’t Be Easy For The Red Sox

When a player of Duran’s magnitude gets traded, the return is typically prospect-heavy.

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Seattle acquires LHP Ortiz as bullpen option from Dodgers

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Rays Former Star Closer Predicted To Sign With Cubs in Free Agency

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Nolan Arenado already turned down the Cardinals best chance to trade him

The St. Louis Cardinals and Nolan Arenado have an understanding this winter. Chaim Bloom will send Arenado to a contender, and it's about time the 10-time gold

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Latest On Cardinals’ Offseason Plans

The Cardinals' pursuits in free agency seem to be tied once again to their ability to move salary in trades. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

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Chaim Bloom Adds More Fuel To Sonny Gray Trade Rumors

Sonny Gray's future with the St. Louis Cardinals is completely up in the air right now, but it sounds like there has been some progress made behind the scenes.

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MLB rumors: Mets interested in reunions with star free agents, Dodgers plot Plan B to Kyle Tucker

Between first baseman Pete Alonso and closer Edwin Díaz, the Mets could lose two of the top 15 players on the free-agent market. Yet New York's top baseball operations decision maker isn't ready to rule out a possible return.