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

Alex Bregman has officially signed a three-year, $120 million contract with the Boston Red Sox, turning down a six-year, $171.5 million offer from the Detroit Tigers. Despite the disappointment of missing out on Bregman, Tigers GM Scott Harris expressed confidence in his team's ability to compete, emphasizing the importance of having players who are eager to be part of the franchise. Bregman, who is expected to transition to second base with the Red Sox, was a key target for multiple teams, but ultimately chose to join a larger market. The Tigers are now focusing on their existing roster as they prepare for spring training, with manager A.J. Hinch highlighting the potential of players like Jace Jung to fill the gap left by Bregman. While Bregman's addition could have significantly boosted the Tigers' chances, the organization remains committed to its current players and future development. This offseason, the Tigers have made other moves, including signing former Yankees slugger Gleyber Torres, to enhance their lineup.