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Nolan Arenado may be returning to the St. Louis Cardinals next season after reports indicated that the New York Yankees were unwilling to take on

While the Cardinals would surely prefer to trade Arenado quickly, the eight-time All-Star sees no need to rush into a decision.

The St Louis Cardinals rebuild is in a holding pattern as they wait for not only a suitor for Nolan Arenado but one he'll agree to go to

The Cardinals were working on sending Arenado, who has three years and $74 million left on his current contract, and $15-20 million to Houston until the eight-time All-Star told the club he wouldn’t waive his no-trade clause, per the report.

Earlier this offseason, the Cardinals declined an offer from the Yankees that could’ve sent Marcus Stroman to St. Louis for Nolan Arenado, according to a report from Mark Feinsand, John Denton and Bryan Hoch of MLB.

To trade or not to trade Nolan Arenado has become the biggest question of the St. Louis Cardinals' offseason. They dropped two starting pitchers they'd only just acquired the year before (Kyle Gibson and Lance Lynn) as early cost-cutting measures but hope to continue to purge by getting rid of Arenado,