February begins on Saturday, but Alex Bregman is still unsigned. Throughout the winter, he has reportedly been sitting on a six-year, $156M offer from the Astros. Jon Heyman of The New York Post ...

Bregman could also be a longer-term option for the Red Sox at third, where Devers has rated poorly defensively. As a counter, Boston has some promising middle infield prospects and adding Bregman ...

Bregman, who turns 31 in March, is expected to command a long-term contract that could approach $200 million. He is coming off a 2024 season in which he batted .260 with 26 home runs and 75 RBI ...

Bregman's big night raised his average from .274 to .321, and he now leads the Red Sox with four homers on the season. The five hits were a career-high for the 31-year-old, who hadn't accomplished ...

Bregman’s agent, Scott Boras, plays a vital role in his contract. The Astros have $160 million on the table for the next six years, but Bregman wants something more, close to $200 million.

"The Houston Astros would love to have Alex Bregman back on a six-year deal worth about $156 million, but Bregman is seeking a deal worth at least $200 million," Nightengale wrote. Being $50 ...

Bregman underwent an MRI that he said showed “no damage of any ligaments or anything like that.” Manager Joe Espada said Bregman told the team of his elbow problems after Wednesday’s 2-1 ...

HOUSTON — Alex Bregman ’s early-season slumps are almost ritualistic, a spring rite of passage he can never seem to prevent. As a ballyhooed prospect in 2016, he needed 20 big-league at-bats ...

Bregman spent time "marinating" about baseball with top prospects Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer. Alex Bregman celebrates a home run during an April Red Sox game against the Rays.

Bregman on Wednesday told reporters, including Chandler Rome of The Athletic, that his capacity to play the field the rest of the way will be "kind of a fluid situation" thanks to those elbow issues.

Bregman’s annual average value with the Red Sox is $40 million, but he will actually make $31.7 million per year due to deferrals (the contract includes opt-outs after each season).

Alex Bregman may be headed for an Astros reunion after all. USA Today’s Bob Nightengale reported Thursday that Houston is “keeping the door ajar” to potentially re-sign the star third baseman.