Alex Bregman Draws Interest from Red Sox, Tigers, and Astros in Free Agency

The star third baseman's market value could exceed $300 million, with teams weighing their options to secure his talents.

Alex Bregman, a key figure for the Houston Astros, is now an unrestricted free agent, generating strong interest from multiple MLB teams.
The Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, and Houston Astros are considered the primary suitors for Bregman, with each team evaluating how he would fit into their rosters.
Bregman’s asking price, reportedly as high as $300–350 million over an 8- to 11-year deal, could make him one of the most expensive free agents this offseason.
The Astros have prioritized re-signing Bregman and are willing to exceed their luxury tax budget, but his high price tag poses challenges given other financial commitments.
The Red Sox and Tigers are exploring how Bregman could reshape their lineups, with Boston potentially moving Rafael Devers to first base and Detroit eyeing a reunion with manager A.J. Hinch.