The Houston Astros could consider a trade to make room for Alex Bregman, assuming they're able to lure the veteran back. For much of the offseason, Alex Bregman leaving the Houston Astros seemed like a foregone conclusion, especially after the Astros appeared to replace him by acquiring infielders Christian Walker and Isaac Paredes.

Just when it seemed the Houston Astros might be ready to move on from All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman, one MLB insider is giving a bit of hope to a potential reunion ... with a twist.

Houston general manager Dana Brown says the door for re-signing free agent Alex Bregman is “cracked” open, but he acknowledges keeping the third baseman with the Astros would be a long shot.

The Houston Astros now seem to be in an all-or-nothing situation. Their revamped interest in Alex Bregman at this point in the offseason caught many by surprise

The Boston Red Sox are reportedly still in the running for Astros free-agent Alex Bregman, but don't sound like the most serious threat to sign the third baseman.

Alex Bregman is still a free agent and it sounds like he has offers on the table. Which one will he accept? Will he return to Houston? What other teams have a shot?

Despite being seemingly ruled out of the Alex Bregman sweepstakes months ago, the Houston Astros are back in the mix. Their six-year, $156 million offer still stands. Bregman has been connected to other teams such as the Toronto Blue Jays,

Alex Bregman got a unique request from MLB analyst to comply with Jose Altuve's offer and reunite with the Houston Astros this free agency.

When the Houston Astros acquired Isaac Paredes in the Kyle Tucker trade, it felt as if the Alex Bregman era in Houston was probably over. When they signed Christian Walker soon after, it felt almost certain that Bregman was going to wear another uniform for the first time beginning in the 2025 season.