While the Dodgers have proven that they're willing to spend as much as possible, Arenado is playing on a nine-year, $275 million deal, and it's through 2027. He's been decent this year, but is hitting just .256 with a 107 OPS+. That's slightly above the average, and for the money he makes, he might not be worth the time.

Max Muncy’s prolonged struggles in 2025 are putting pressure on the Dodgers to pursue a bold solution—trading for All-Star third baseman Nolan Arenado.