Boston inked Bregman to a three-year, $120 million contract shortly before spring training in 2025. That caused a whole lot of drama for the organization, but their newly acquired All-Star did his job while staying above all that. As part of his deal, he was allowed to opt out after one season. He exercised that right on Monday.

It would take some offseason maneuvering for the Phillies to open up a spot in their infield. But if they did, would any of the top free agents be fits?

Even though there are some extremely talented players available at third base in free agency, the Yankees are set at the hot corner for the foreseeable future, according to Bryan Hoch of MLB.com.

If the New York Yankees want to weaken their great rivals, the Boston Red Sox, and steal their star player Alex Bregman, they will have to loosen the checkbook to offer him a contr

Dating back to the regular season, Red Sox decision-makers were optimistic he’d be back, though a weak free agent shortstop class (Bo Bichette and Ha-Seong Kim are the headliners) was seen as a complicating factor.