Alex Bregman’s Free Agency Draws Interest from Red Sox, Tigers, Cubs, and Diamondbacks

The All-Star third baseman is reportedly seeking a $200 million deal, with Boston and Detroit emerging as frontrunners while other teams remain outside contenders.

Alex Bregman, a two-time All-Star and World Series champion, is one of the top remaining free agents in MLB, with multiple teams vying for his signature.
The Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers are considered the leading contenders, with the Red Sox reportedly willing to meet Bregman’s $200 million asking price.
The Tigers have expressed strong interest, leveraging manager A.J. Hinch’s prior connection with Bregman during their time with the Houston Astros.
The Chicago Cubs and Arizona Diamondbacks are described as outside possibilities, with the Cubs benefiting from recent payroll flexibility and the D-backs offering a potential hometown appeal for the New Mexico native.
Bregman declined a six-year, $156 million offer from the Astros, signaling his desire for a higher-value contract, but his market may narrow due to his recent performance and age.