The Boston Red Sox have one of the best infielders in Major League Baseball, but they might need to give him another payday after the season to keep him around.
The Boston Red Sox clearly had a big offseason. Boston is 14-13 on the season so far and is in second place in the American League East. The Red Sox certainly have a lot of room for growth, but there has been some positive moments this season so far.
The Boston Red Sox arguably have the best offense in the American League … on paper. From the moment Boston inked Alex Bregman to a $120 million contract on February 15, the Red Sox were seen as one of the most dangerous lineups in the AL.
The Boston Red Sox currently are in second place in the American League just behind the New York Yankees. New York currently is in first place with a 15-10 record and the Red Sox aren't far behind with a 14-13 record.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Triston Casas hit a three-run home run that helped propel the Boston Red Sox to an 8-3 victory over the visiting Seattle Mariners on Tuesday in the first matchup of a three-game series.
The Houston Astros came into the new season with a much different look. The front office made an obvious effort last offseason to shift the makeup of the roster, leading to several star players from their recent run suiting up for different teams in 2025.
The Boston Red Sox made a difficult roster decision on Friday. On the bright side, Boston reinstated Alex Bregman to the roster after being placed on paternity leave.
The Boston Red Sox went all-in this past offseason with a series of pivotal acquisitions. Boston’s biggest two moves were the signings of its new ace, Garret Crochet, and its new third baseman, two-time World Series champion Alex Bregman.
Alex Bregman has been the Boston Red Sox’s best hitter in 2025, so why did Bregman’s play receive a mediocre grade on Friday from a notable MLB writer?
The Boston Red Sox activated third baseman Alex Bregman off the paternity list Friday, while right-hander Michael Fulmer was designated for assignment.
Alex Bregman played 1,111 regular season games for the Houston Astros throughout his nine-year stint in the organization. So far, he has played just 19 games for the Boston Red Sox but already has reached a milestone he never did as a member of the Astros.
The Boston Red Sox stormed back in a big way Tuesday, avenging their lopsided series-opening loss behind the power of their star third baseman. Alex Bregman opened the contest with an RBI single, then hit a leadoff homer in the third inning.
On Monday night, the entire Boston Red Sox starting lineup had just five hits in an embarrassing loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. It apparently woke up Boston's prize free agent signing.
Alex Bregman collected five hits, including two home runs, and drove in four runs to lead the visiting Boston Red Sox to a 7-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday.
It's tough to evaluate how the Boston Red Sox have played in the early parts of the season. On one hand, the team has been brutal, playing worse than many expected entering the year.
There's a scenario where the Boston Red Sox could lose Alex Bregman next winter if the right-handed slugger opts out of his deal. If that happens, the Red Sox will have a few tough decisions on their plate.
The Houston Astros had one of the busiest off-seasons in baseball last winter that saw the entire makeup of the roster change dramatically. From letting star third baseman Alex Bregman walk in free agency, to trading soon-to-be free agent outfielder Kyle Tucker to the Chicago Cubs, it's hard to think of a team that made more noise than the Astros.
The Blue Jays were one of the kings of the rumor mill this winter, seemingly linked to just about every notable name on the free agent market. Corbin Burnes was one of those targets, and USA Today’s Bob Nightengale sheds some light on the Jays’ pursuit in his notes column today while also countering his own past reporting on the matter.
Alex Bregman joined the Boston Red Sox on a three-year, $120 million free agent deal after spending the first nine seasons of his career with the Houston Astros.
After sneaking past the St. Louis Cardinals in an extra-inning, walk-off win Sunday afternoon, the Boston Red Sox ran away with a blowout victory in the series finale the very same evening.
Alex Bregman, Kristian Campbell and Triston Casas slugged two-run home runs and the Boston Red Sox strung together back-to-back victories for the first time this season, defeating the host Baltimore Orioles 8-4 on Thursday afternoon in the finale of a three-game series.
The Chicago Cubs, apparently, weren’t as close to signing free agent third baseman Alex Bregman as reported. The push for Bregman was a crazy one. Chicago showed no interest in Bregman for almost the entirety of the offseason and then, as spring training approached, they were suddenly in hot pursuit of the veteran star and former Houston Astro.
Most baseball fans and pundits agree that the Boston Red Sox did well to reel in All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman in free agency this past winter. But at least one Red Sox player has been less than thrilled, and it's showing.
The Boston Red Sox had a potential problem on their hands, but logic has prevailed.
Now that the 2025 regular season is inching its way closer, he has seemingly had a change of heart.
The Boston Red Sox may not know what position infielder Alex Bregman will play, but at least they know he can still hit.
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