Red Sox Sign Alex Bregman Amid Offseason Criticism

The Boston Red Sox have secured a major acquisition by signing Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million contract, with plans for him to play second base despite his limited experience there. Meanwhile, the Red Sox are reflecting on their recent efforts in free agency, notably their unsuccessful pursuit of superstar Juan Soto, who signed elsewhere for a record-breaking $765 million. The team's offseason has raised questions about their commitment to remaining competitive, though the addition of Bregman may address some of these concerns. As the MLB season gears up, the New York Yankees have commenced their Spring Training with high expectations, while the baseball collectibles market anticipates the release of Topps' 2025 Baseball Series 1. This series will feature retro-inspired cards and autographs from Barry Bonds, celebrating the 35th anniversary of the 1990 set. Fans are eager to see how the Red Sox's new acquisition and other offseason moves will impact their performance in the upcoming season.