Alex Bregman was initially seeking a long-term, $200 million contract at the start of this offseason but that plan may have shifted. If it has, the Astros should feel betrayed.

The Cubs have suddenly entered the Alex Bregman free agency sweepstakes, but there is one clear condition in place.

The Houston Astros tried to re-sign third baseman Alex Bregman earlier this offseason, and at one point reportedly offered him a deal greater than what he's exp

That trio includes both Japanese ace Roki Sasaki, who can't ink a deal until the new international amateur free-agent signing window opens on Jan. 15, and fellow right-hander Jack Flaherty, whose recent volatility warrants some skepticism.

Alex Bregman is in unsuitable situation while the Spring Training is around the corner. His free agency is complicating things.

Houston Astros infielder Alex Bregman reportedly is likely going to betray his former team and sign elsewhere this offseason.

Alex Bregman has pivoted to considering a shorter-term contract, a sign that he's no longer on the Boston Red Sox radar — and that Boston is no longer interested in trading young first baseman Triston Casas to make room.

One of baseball's top insiders believes the Boston Red Sox should sign Alex Bregman, but only under one condition.

The Red Sox are seen as one of the top three contenders vying for the highly sought-after veteran third baseman Alex Bregman. Boston's interest is so intense that they've already made him a contract offer,