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Here are your hot stove rumors for Tuesday, Dec. 3. The baseball world is abuzz with speculation as the St. Louis Cardinals appear poised to trade star third baseman Nolan Arenado. After joining the Cardinals in 2021, Arenado has made a significant impact, but recent discussions suggest that the team may be looking to shake things up. With a hefty contract and a desire to rebuild, the Cardinals could be exploring options to offload Arenado to a team looking for a power-hitting infielder.
Meanwhile, the market is heating up for a former Yankees reliever, who is reportedly attracting interest from multiple teams. His impressive performance during his stint in New York has not gone unnoticed, and several franchises are keen to add him to their bullpen. As teams prepare for the upcoming season, the pursuit of both players could significantly impact their respective rosters. Stay tuned as the offseason unfolds and more developments arise in the world of Major League Baseball.
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