While Alex Bregman might have some regret about signing with the Red Sox, his former Astros teammate Jose Altuve is showing Bregman what he's missing.

Alex Bregman says he is ready to "play wherever" after Rafael Devers expressed opposition to giving up third base to the Boston Red Sox's newest free-agency signing. “I think everybody here believes in their abilities,

Former Houston Astros All-Star Alex Bregman signed with the Boston Red Sox on Saturday, ending his nine-year tenure in Texas by accepting a three-year, $120 million deal with the AL East club. Bregman turned down longer-term contracts from the Astros and others for the shorter but higher annual salary deal.

Bregman wanted to go to an organization with a chance to win. Through a thorough vetting process, he found that.

Spring training camps are open and the top free agents are trying on new jerseys and shaking hands of new teammates. Alex Bregman finally agreed to a new deal on Feb. 12, landing a three-year deal with the Red Sox.

The Red Sox haven't said if Alex Bregman will play second or third base yet, but Rafael Devers isn't willing to give up his spot on the diamond.

Jen McCaffrey of The Athletic offered new insight into the Bregman sweepstakes in a piece published Sunday. "While the Red Sox felt good about their approach, there was still sign

Alex Bregman talks on his respect for everyone in the Red Sox clubhouse and his mindset heading into the 2025 season