St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado isn’t letting trade rumors distract him, especially after a spring training game against the New York Yankees. When fans lobbed questions about a potential trade,

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The interesting part is that the trip from the Cardinals' spring training site, Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter, Fla., to the Yankees' site is roughly three hours, quite the commute for a player of Arenado's stature at this early juncture in the spring.

If Nolan Arenado was hoping to showcase himself to a potential suitor, it didn’t quite work out that way. The St.

The Cardinals are days away from a potentially awkward situation at the ballclub’s spring training facility in Jupiter, Florida.

SNY's Michelle Margaux, John Harper, Zack Scott and Britt Ghiroli discuss Nolan Arenado playing in the Cardinals spring training game against the Yankees and if the gold glover will be traded to the Bronx before the start of the season.

Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado made the three-hour, cross-state drive to play in an exhibition game Wednesday against the Yankees, among the teams that may be open to acquiring him in a trade.

The St. Louis Cardinals spent all offseason shopping Nolan Arenado in hopes of finding a suitor to take his contract off their hands. Trading him also would have opened up third base for Nolan Gorman or Thomas Saggese.

John Mozeliak and the St. Louis Cardinals haven't given up on trying to find a trade partner for third baseman Nolan Arenado, and they made sure to give the New York Yankees a long look in spring training on Wednesday.