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Is there a possibility that the Cardinals could see their dynamic duo depart for the Yankees in a  worst-case scenario?

It is probable that the St. Louis Cardinals will have to bid farewell to at least one key figure within the organization this upcoming winter.

Paul Goldschmidt, the initial baseman, will not be returning to St. Louis without a doubt. For the past six years, he has stood out as one of the top performers for the Cardinals, showcasing his exceptional skills as one of the premier first basemen in baseball for the past 14 years. Currently, he is free and will undoubtedly find a new place to settle.

Nolan Arenado, the third baseman, has shone brightly with St. Louis, becoming a cornerstone of the team. Despite being committed to the team for the 2025 season and beyond, there are swirling speculations about his potential departure, hinting that he might be leaving the city soon.

Both players are worth keeping an eye on, according to Mark Powell from FanSided, who talked about a potential “nightmare” situation where both superstars end up joining the New York Yankees.

Powell mentioned that Arenado has been associated with the New York Yankees, even though Jazz Chisholm currently holds the position of their primary third baseman. Chisholm offers versatility in his positions, whereas Arenado excels as a third baseman with a gold glove.

What New York truly lacks is a top-notch first baseman. The option for Anthony Rizzo was turned down, granting him the status of a free agent. Goldschmidt could be a perfect and affordable alternative, particularly if they decide to secure Juan Soto with a $600 million contract extension. The St. Louis front office, led by John Mozeliak, is capable of managing the departure of both players. However, if the players join forces and achieve victory with another competitive team, the situation will appear even more unfavorable. The Cardinals would only be able to make this scenario a reality if they trade Arenado before Goldschmidt makes his decision as a free agent.

This unexpected twist would be a crushing blow for supporters of the Cardinals. It would be truly devastating if the pair ended up playing for the Yankees and clinched a championship there, as it would be a missed opportunity for them to achieve that success in St. Louis. Powell is correct, this situation would be a total disaster.