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The St. Louis Cardinals have their young core set for the future, and it will soon be time for them to supplement that core. One area they could look to improve at is third base. Without Nolan Arenado, there isn’t…

MLB.com analyst Will Leitch suggested free agent third baseman Eugenio Suarez as a possible target for the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals lack a clear starting option at third base following the departure of Nolan Arenado, making the former Cincinnati Reds two-time All-Star a potential short-term rebound option.
Heavy writer Curt Bishop argues that Suarez may not fit St. Louis well due to his low batting average and pitcher-friendly Busch Stadium. Bishop suggests the Cardinals might be better off relying on internal candidates and prioritizing pitching upgrades instead of pursuing external third basemen via free agency or trades.
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