Alex Bregman Signs Three-Year, $120 Million Deal with Red Sox

Alex Bregman has signed a three-year, $120 million contract with the Boston Red Sox, opting for flexibility with player opt-outs each year rather than longer-term offers from the Detroit Tigers and Houston Astros. Bregman expressed confidence in his abilities and the Red Sox's potential to win, which played a significant role in his decision. His agent, Scott Boras, highlighted the persistent efforts of Red Sox management, including numerous calls from chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and ownership, to convince Bregman of their commitment to returning to competitiveness. The contract includes substantial deferrals, making it effectively a one-year deal that allows Bregman to re-enter free agency soon if desired. Bregman's impressive performance at Fenway Park and his leadership qualities were also key factors in the Red Sox's pursuit. Overall, the deal reflects a strategic move for both Bregman and the Red Sox as they aim for success in the upcoming seasons.