According to MLB Insider Bob Nightengale of USA Today, free agent third baseman Alex Bregman has no interest in a short-term deal. Pete Alonso was willing to sign a two-year deal with the New York ...

Bob Nightengale reported early Thursday that Bregman was still looking for something in the neighborhood of six or seven years. If that carries more weight than just leverage from Scott Boras ...

Alonso ultimately settled for a two-year deal with a high AAV ($54 million total) but even this signing has not changed Bregman’s perspective according to Bob Nightengale of USA Today.

USA Today columnist, Bob Nightengale recently tweeted out that Bregman and his camp have no desire to sign a short-term deal and still are seeking a deal in the 6-7-year range. “Free agent third ...

However, it seems like a lot of teams will not land him as well. According to Bob Nightengale, Bregman and his agent Scott Boras want a contract length of six to seven years. This is longer than ...

According to Bob Nightengale, Bregman is not interested in signing a short-term deal. “Free agent third baseman Alex Bregman still has no interest in a short-term contract and seeks a 6- or 7 ...

The Houston Astros are looking at a potential reunion with third baseman Alex Bregman and have increased their offer in hopes of re-signing him. Houston has improved its initial offer, but the ...

However, there is one more move they would like to make before Opening Day. According to USA Today's Bob Nightengale, the Yankees are "actively trying to deal" Marcus Stroman. After adding Max ...

The latter reportedly "badly" wants to return to New York, but USA Today insider Bob Nightengale reported he'd need to accept the Mets' three-year, $70 million offer to do so. The insider revealed ...

Hoberg was fired on Monday. USA Today’s Bob Nightengale said MLB focused on five games, including a pair of Mets contests: June 15, 2021: Hoberg was the lead replay official for a game between ...

From the sound of things, that's all likely due to his contract demands. According to Bob Nightengale of USA Today, Bregman is now seeking a six to seven-year deal. "Free agent third baseman Alex ...