The St. Louis Cardinals might entertain trade discussions for right-hander Erick Fedde as they focus on future potential over immediate performance. While maintaining their pitching depth this spring, the club is reportedly open to trades that lower payroll, particularly to make room for younger pitchers like Michael McGreevy. Their reluctance to commit long-term, evidenced by past attempts to trade Nolan Arenado and letting go key players, paints a picture of a team leaning towards rebuilding. However, despite interest from other clubs, the Cardinals have been cautious about moving established players like Fedde.
Goold notes that the club has made clear their desire to maintain their pitching depth this spring, but adds that the club is 'open' to a move.
The Cardinals' decision to let players like Paul Goldschmidt and Andrew Kittredge depart in free agency paints a picture of a club focusing on the future.
The Cards expressed a reluctance to make long-term commitments this winter, which appears to even include extension conversations with pending free agents.
Despite receiving interest from multiple clubs, St. Louis has held onto their closer and is hesitating to commit to a full rebuild.
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