The Major League Baseball offseason always feels long and it hasn't even fully started yet. The World Series is still ongoing -- and has been fantastic at that.
As the Boston Red Sox wrapped up their 2025 campaign, the organization faced several key choices regarding impending free agents. While third baseman Alex Bregman will likely demand a salary exceeding the $35 million he earned this year, the club turned its focus to a towering 6-foot-7 pitcher named Eduardo Rivera.
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Obviously, losing Bregman would be a big blow to the Red Sox as they try to bounce back from their wild-card series loss. This would leave a major hole at third base that would need to be filled.
With Trevor Story’s offseason decision still to be made, the Red Sox should at least be looking at the market to see how they could replace him if he ends up elsewhere.
The Boston Red Sox's corner infield has been the subject of plenty of chatter already this offseason with no end in sight. That's because Alex Bregman is expected to opt out of his deal with Boston leaving third base up in the air.
The Seattle Mariners have some work to do after falling just short in the American league Championship Series against the Toronto Blue Jays. They still have a solid team entering the offseason, but they should look to make some moves.
The first order of business for the Boston Red Sox should be figuring out a way to keep Alex Bregman with the organization into the foreseeable future.
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The New York Mets are going to be a very interesting team to keep an eye on this offseason. After a rough finish to the 2025 MLB season and missing the playoffs, many believe that the Mets will be aggressive once again.
The World Series kicked off on Friday night with the Toronto Blue Jays coming out on top against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Now, the Blue Jays are three wins away from winning the World Series and officially kicking off the offseason across baseball.
Who is the Boston Red Sox’s biggest threat to re-sign Alex Bregman? If you have been following along with the Red Sox this offseason so far, you’ve likely heard a lot about Bregman.
As the official start of free agency approaches, all eyes around the Boston Red Sox are turning toward Alex Bregman. Last winter, there was a lot of excitement about the Red Sox potentially finding a way to land Bregman and add him to a lineup with fellow third baseman Rafael Devers.
The New York Yankees saw their season come to an end in disappointing fashion once again when they were defeated in the American League Division Series by the Toronto Blue Jays in four games.
All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman is expected to be on the market. Per MLB insider Jon Heyman, he will exercise his opt-out to be a free agent and see a bigger contract.
It was a solid season overall for the Boston Red Sox as they finished the 2025 MLB season with an 89-73 record, finishing third in the American League East standings.
Alex Bregman‘s tenure with the Boston Red Sox might be coming to an end. As per reports from insider Jon Heyman, the 3-time MLB All-Star is expected to opt-out of his deal with the Red Sox and become a free agent once again.
After one solid but unspectacular year with the Boston Red Sox, third baseman Alex Bregman is set to opt out of his contract and become a free agent again, multiple media outlets reported on Tuesday.