The Detroit Tigers entered the offseason with fans hoping and praying to see them get serious when it comes to landing one of the top free agents on the market in order to take the next step as a team.
The Boston Red Sox still have a few months to go until spring training, but free agency hasn’t gone their way yet. Boston doesn’t have a slugger to show for it yet, despite publicly making the team’s intentions clear over and over at the winter meetings, and even before that.
Boston Red Sox fans are itching for a move to be made. This past week, the Red Sox stood by as the Philadelphia Phillies and Baltimore Orioles signed the two biggest bats on the free-agent market in Kyle Schwarber and Pete Alonso, respectively.
Third base has been a bit of a revolving door for the Houston Astros since the end of the 2023 season. Alex Bregman, their long-time third baseman, left in free agency and joined the Boston Red Sox for 2024.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
The Boston Red Sox would be wise to get a deal done with third baseman Alex Bregman as fast as possible. Bregman is out there for the taking and at this point, we all know how perfect of a fit he was for the organization last season.
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The Boston Red Sox are one of the more intriguing teams to follow in baseball right now. They play in the most competitive division, the American League East, in baseball.
It's a necessity that the Boston Red Sox add some more pop to the middle of the lineup this offseason. Even if the Red Sox reunite with third baseman Alex Bregman, which they should, they should still add more power as well.
MLB's Winter Meetings concluded earlier this week, and while Cubs fans didn't see any major deal go down for the team, there's still plenty of time left in the offseason.
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The Chicago Cubs went into the offseason with the promise of making waves, but have thus far only managed to make a couple of small ripples. Heading into the 2026 season, the team’s needs are very clear.
Major League Baseball certainly has yet to experience the full chain of events that will result from Pete Alonso signing with the Baltimore Orioles. One can make an excellent case that the Boston Red Sox should have gone harder after Alonso.
During free agency, many current players like to shy away from talking about players his team could acquire. Not Chicago Cubs outfielder Ian Happ. During
If the Boston Red Sox were to lose Alex Bregman this offseason, that would arguably lead to a bigger outcry in the fanbase than trading Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants did.
The Boston Red Sox exited the winter meetings without landing one of the premier sluggers available on the open market. Pete Alonso and Kyle Schwarber reportedly are both off the market, and Boston struck out.
The Boston Red Sox have been holding back from spending big in free agency, if their hesitation to sign Pete Alonso (before he did with the Baltimore Orioles) is any indication.
The Seattle Mariners didn't pull off a massive deal at the 2025 winter meetings, but they didn't really need to. Seattle doesn't have many holes this offseason.
Despite multiple reports suggesting the Los Angeles Dodgers would have a relatively quiet offseason and manager Dave Roberts going so far as to say a “big splash” wasn’t needed, the team made waves at the Winter Meetings by agreeing to terms with Edwin Díaz on a three-year, $69 million contract.
While the relief market has moved quickly, there hasn’t been a ton of activity on the position player front. Kyle Schwarber’s return to Philadelphia on a five-year contract might open things up.
The Detroit Tigers came into the offseason with the lofty goal of landing the same free agent target they missed on a year ago, albeit narrowly. With Alex Bregman taking the opt-out in his contract from the Boston Red Sox and hitting the open market again, one of the biggest impacts was Detroit getting the chance to chase him again.
The Detroit Tigers headed into the offseason expected by most to once again be at the top of the list of suitors for their dream free agent target from last year, but it turns out they may not be the case.
Several prominent MLB insiders and analysts have linked the Chicago Cubs to free agent infielder Alex Bregman over the past couple of weeks. New York Post MLB insider Jon Heyman said as much in a December 4 article, noting that the Cubs are among the teams that have shown the most interest in acquiring Bregman at this point.
Last offseason, the Chicago Cubs made a play to sign veteran star infielder Alex Bregman. Unfortunately, Jed Hoyer and company lost the bidding war to the Boston Red Sox.
The Detroit Tigers enter the offseason just as they did last year with one name at the top of their wish list who they still see as the perfect fit to add to their lineup and clubhouse.