Overview
- ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported the agreement at five years and $175 million, with Jesse Rogers and Mark Feinsand reporting the full no-trade clause and absence of opt-outs.
- Bregman opted out of two years and $80 million with the Red Sox after a 2025 line of .273/.360/.462 with 18 home runs in 114 games.
- The pact carries a $35 million average annual value, giving Chicago a long-term solution at third base.
- The signing is expected to reshape Chicago’s infield picture and could lead to trade discussions involving Matt Shaw or Nico Hoerner.
- Boston, which reportedly offered five years but was outbid, is expected to pivot toward options such as Bo Bichette or trade targets to replace a right-handed power bat.