Overview
- Alex Bregman has not announced his choice on a player opt-out, with widespread expectation he will test free agency.
- Alex Cora told NESN’s 310 to Left he will stay positive about Bregman’s future and emphasized giving the third baseman and his family space.
- Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow said discussions are best kept internal and acknowledged Bregman’s right to do what is best for his family.
- Bregman delivered an All-Star 2025 season for Boston, hitting .273 with an .821 OPS, 18 home runs and 62 RBIs in 114 games while earning praise for leadership.
- Public reports differ on the original deal’s length, and media speculation has turned to possible alternatives such as free agent Pete Alonso if Bregman departs.