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sports22 hours ago

Bregman Chooses Cubs Over Red Sox Over No-Trade Clause and Deferrals

Alex Bregman walked away from a five-year, $165 million offer from the Red Sox after they wouldn’t guarantee a no-trade clause and insisted on deferrals that reduced current value. He then accepted a five-year, $175 million deal with the Cubs that included no-trade rights and a more favorable deferral schedule, citing family stability and a preference for not being traded, with Boston’s leadership approach reportedly contributing to the split.

via The Boston Globe|
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sports23 days ago

Red Sox Eyeing Alex Bregman as a Key Offseason Target

The Boston Red Sox are in a strong financial position to re-sign free-agent third baseman Alex Bregman, who is their top choice for a big move this offseason, but they face competition from other teams like the Blue Jays and Diamondbacks. The team has already made strategic acquisitions and has the financial flexibility to pursue Bregman or alternative options such as Bo Bichette, Ketel Marte, or Nolan Arenado, depending on their willingness to spend and strategic needs.

via The New York Times|
#alex-bregman#free-agency#red-sox
sports23 days ago

White Sox Sign Japanese Slugger Munetaka Murakami to $34 Million Deal

Munetaka Murakami, a top NPB slugger, is nearing the end of his posting window with interest from MLB teams like the White Sox and Red Sox, though his market has been quieter than expected due to concerns over his contact rates and adaptation risks. The White Sox are considering a long-term or short-term deal, especially given their less competitive outlook, while the Red Sox are more reserved, possibly preferring to pursue other options like Kazuma Okamoto.

via MLB Trade Rumors|
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sports3 months ago

Alex Bregman to opt out of Red Sox deal and test free agency

Alex Bregman will opt out of his contract with the Boston Red Sox and return to free agency, after signing a three-year, $120 million deal earlier this year. The 31-year-old All-Star, who previously played nine seasons with the Houston Astros, had a strong season despite injury setbacks and is now available to potential suitors without a qualifying offer attached.

via theScore.com|
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