Red Sox, Tigers, Cubs Pursue Free Agent Alex Bregman

The Boston Red Sox have been actively seeking to enhance their roster as the offseason progresses, with a focus on signing free agent Alex Bregman, who remains unsigned with Spring Training approaching. Red Sox president Sam Kennedy hinted at the team's interest in Bregman, stating, "I'm not allowed to talk about any specific free agent negotiations or anything, but given that he's unsigned, I think that speaks for itself." While the team has made some additions to their pitching staff, including Garrett Crochet, there are concerns about their lefty-heavy lineup and the need for a right-handed bat. Bregman, who hit .260 with 26 home runs last season, would be a valuable addition, yet reports suggest the Red Sox may be hesitant to meet his long-term contract demands. Despite ongoing talks, fans are growing increasingly skeptical about the likelihood of Bregman joining the team, especially with competition from other franchises like the Detroit Tigers. As the offseason nears its end, the pressure is on the Red Sox to finalize their roster before the new season begins.