Yankees' Paul Goldschmidt gets high praise from former Cardinals teammate Nolan Arenado
Goldschmidt is coming off the worst season of his career, one in which he hit .245 with a .716 OPS. In a Zoom news conference shortly after signing a one-year, $12.5 million deal with the Yankees, Goldschmidt said: “I think I can still play at a really, really high level.”
Former St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Paul Goldschmidt said that the team could surprise some in the 2025 season.
There is an elephant in the clubhouse at the St. Louis Cardinals Spring Training camp and his name his Nolan Arenado. One of ...
The belief from his current and former clubhouses is consistent: Paul Goldschmidt, the player and the person, is going to ...
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