Red Sox, Tigers, and Blue Jays Emerge as Top Contenders for Alex Bregman

The star infielder's free agency is marked by stalled negotiations as teams weigh his $200 million asking price against positional and financial constraints.

Alex Bregman, a two-time World Series champion and Gold Glove winner, remains unsigned as he seeks a contract reportedly worth $200 million.
The Boston Red Sox are seen as a logical fit due to their need for a right-handed bat, though questions persist about positional adjustments involving Rafael Devers.
The Detroit Tigers, despite interest and a strong connection between Bregman and manager A.J. Hinch, are hesitant to commit to a long-term, high-cost deal.
The Toronto Blue Jays are also in contention, with analysts speculating they may have more flexibility to meet Bregman’s demands compared to other teams.
Industry insiders suggest Bregman may need to lower his expectations, as his market value appears to be falling short of his initial $200 million target.