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Arenado reports to Cardinals camp

Nolan Arenado reported to spring training with the St. Louis Cardinals after the team attempted to trade him during the offseason.
Arenado has a contract worth $74 million over the next three seasons, with the Rockies paying St. Louis $5 million this year.
Arenado expressed a desire for the Cardinals to be committed to competing, stating, 'Do I wish the direction was all in?'
John Mozeliak acknowledged the trade discussions around Arenado, saying, 'Simply put, with Nolan on our team, we feel we’re a better team.

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Buffalo News

Arenado reports to Cardinals camp

St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado reported to spring training in Jupiter, Florida, on Sunday, showing up to play for a team that tried to trade him.

6 days ago·Buffalo, United States

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The Japan Times

Nolan Arenado reports camp with Cardinals 'ready to go play ball'

'I'm back, and I'm ready to go play ball,' Arenado told reporters on Sunday. 'I'm a ballplayer, and I'm a Cardinal, until I'm told I'm not.

6 days ago·Japan

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WTVB

Nolan Arenado reports to Cardinals camp ‘ready to go play ball’

After an offseason in which it seemed like Nolan Arenado would be on the move, the eight-time All-Star vowed to improve when he reported to spring training with his St. Louis Cardinals teammates on Sunday at Jupiter, Fla. The Houston Astros, Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers seemed like possible landing spots for Arenado after four seasons with the Cardinals, but no deal materialized. The Red Sox remained a possibility until they signed…

6 days ago

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Arizona Daily Sun

Nolan Arenado reports to Cardinals camp 'ready to go play ball'

6 days ago

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ESPN

Stranded at 3rd: Arenado arrives amid trade talk

Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado has reported to spring training, showing up to play for a team that spent much of the offseason trying to trade him.

7 days ago·United States

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