The St. Louis Cardinals are considering offers for several veterans, with Nolan Arenado and Sonny Gray entering the trade market.

As reported by Katie Woo from The Athletic, the Cardinals are exploring offers for third baseman Nolan Arenado and starting pitcher Sonny Gray, in addition to soon-to-be free agent relievers Ryan Helsley, Phil Maton, and Steven Matz.

Arenado has two years remaining on his $31 million contract, which includes deferred payment clauses; Gray has a salary of $35 million in 2026 and a $30 million team option for 2027 (with a $5 million buyout). Both players have full no-trade clauses, but Arenado submitted a list of five preferred teams (Astros, Dodgers, Padres, Red Sox, Yankees) to the team during the offseason, and a trade to Houston was reportedly vetoed previously.

Utility player Brendan Donovan is also at the negotiation table—while the Cardinals are not actively shopping him, he is listed as a non-fully no-trade asset. The Yankees and Dodgers have shown strong interest, though the Yankees' direction remains unclear after acquiring Ryan McMahon.