An Alex Bregman signing for the New York Yankees may be doomed by a lack of a proper fit. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported that while the team

The Red Sox and Tigers are teams that could reportedly make a play for Bregman. The post MLB insider says Red Sox are one of two teams to watch in Alex Bregman sweepstakes appeared first on Boston.com.

This offseason is now the second one in a row where the Houston Astros weren't expected to do much, but turned out to be major players in the landscape of Major

Veteran infielder Alex Bregman has yet to be re-signed, and Scott Boras blames Astros GM Dana Brown for the holdup.

Bregman, the Astros' long-time third baseman, is arguably the top free-agent hitter left. The post Multiple MLB insiders give Red Sox edge over Yankees, Astros in Alex Bregman sweepstakes appeared first on Boston.

Astros, Yankees, Red Sox all potential fits for Alex Bregman." - @jonmorosi on #MLBNHotStove “That positional versatility could be very applicable to the Boston Red Sox and their interest in Alex Bregman.

Alex Bregman and Corbin Burnes are two of the biggest free agents still on the market, and both of them could net $200 million contracts from the Blue Jays.

Houston Astros fans may have to brace themselves for a future without beloved All-Star Alex Bregman at third base. Reports from earlier this month indicated a huge gap between Bregman’s asking price and what the Astros were willing to offer.

Astros still talking Arenado trade, may not be willing to meet Bregman market The Astros' recent trade of Kyle Tucker to the Cubs landed them Isaac Paredes as part of the return. Seemingly, Paredes gives them a viable option at third base,

Houston Astros GM Dana Brown provides a crucial update on Alex Bregman's stalled MLB contract talks, fueling speculation about the All-Star's future with the team. Negotiations between the Houston Astros and star third baseman Alex Bregman appear to have hit a standstill.