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,

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

We have bad news for Boston Red Sox fans hoping for their team to sign Alex Bregman. The Red Sox have been connected to Bregman since the start of the offseason. Some reports indicate Boston is the likeliest landing spot for the star infielder;

A former Boston Red Sox player claimed the team is nearing a deal with Alex Bregman, but Jared Carrabis had a different take.

Will the Boston Red Sox find a way to bring Alex Bregman to town before Spring Training? That has been the talk of Boston over the last few months. He's arguabl

As they look to complete their offseason upgrade by adding a right-handed bat, the Boston Red Sox appear to be playing a game of chicken with the most sought-after righty hitter still available on the free agent market.

Is Alex Bregman waiting for the Boston Red Sox to sign him? The two-time World Series champion with the Houston Astros is a free agent for the first time in his

Two things appear to be true beyond a shadow of a doubt this offseason as it pertains to Alex Bregman. The first we've seen time and again is that Scott Boras h

The Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers are top landing spots for Alex Bregman. Could the Athletics swoop in and make a play for the right-handed slugger?

With spring training just a month away, the Red Sox are still in search of a right-handed bat to plant in the heart of their lineup. Boston is in luck, as former Astros third baseman Alex Bregman remains on the market as arguably the best hitter still left ...

Past results don’t guarantee future outcomes. That’s certainly true in Major League Baseball, where fortunes can swing wildly -- in either direction -- from season to season. Don’t believe us? Consider this: Nine teams improved by at least 10 wins from 2022 to ‘23,