“If I had to bet right now, I would have to bet the Astros in this negotiation. Even though they made their offer, six-years, $156 million…if Alex Bregman goes back, apparently he’d play third, [Isaac] Paredes would move to second, and Jose Altuve would move to left field. Altuve said ‘I will do this. I want Alex Bregman on my team.’’

As Alex Bregman searches for his next destination in free agency, the Boston Red Sox have been deemed a potential suitor. However, if the Red Sox are truly going to sign Bregman, that deal would come with a major caveat.

The Red Sox continue to be engaged with free-agent infielder Alex Bregman, according to Alex Speier of the Boston Globe. There is a caveat to Boston's interest, however, as the Red Sox would prefer any agreement to be of the short-term variety -- meaning,

Coach Joe Espada told FOX 26 Houston’s Nate Griffin that the door was open for a reunion, but general manager Dana Brown told reporters that door is cracked, and re-signing Bregman would be a “long shot.

If Bregman doesn't play second base for the Red Sox in 2025, the club seems more than comfortable with their options on the roster already, and that may be for the best. Boston cu

A lex Bregman and the Red Sox have been linked together for much of the offseason, and multiple reports have indicated that the Sox have indeed showed some level of interest in Br

The Red Sox haven't been willing to offer Alex Bregman more than a four-year contract. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more.