Star, a 10-time Gold Glove winner and many in the baseball world believe the star third baseman is well on his way to having a plaque in Cooperstown at the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Of course, as many free agents and trade candidates do when speaking about the D-backs, Arenado cited the appeal of living in Arizona. A native of Orange County, he's close to home, and he's familiar with the Phoenix area from his time with the Rockies — who share Salt River Fields with the D-backs as their Spring facility.

For Nolan Arenado, the trade that sent him from the Cardinals to the Diamondbacks is a fresh start that also has a homecoming feeling for him. The Diamondbacks acquired Arenado on Tuesday in exchange for Minor League right-hander Jack Martinez.

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And unfortunately, that taker happened to be the Diamondbacks, which raises some real questions about Jordan Lawlar's role in Arizona, which is the biggest impact from this move, since Arenado almost certainly doesn't matter for Fantasy anymore.