Alex Bregman finally finds new home in Red Sox after strenuous free agency: Reports

After about five months of uncertainty, Alex Bregman has allegedly found his next destination.

The two-time All-Star Third Baseman signed a three-year deal with Boston Red Sox, ESPN reported Wednesday.

Bregman just won his first Gold Glove Award with Houston Astros in 2024, and since 2021 he cuts .262/.350/.444.

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Houston Astros Third Baseman Alex Bregman, No. 2, runs after hit a single against Detroit Tigers during the second round of Game Two of the Wildcard Round for 2024 MLB playing games in Minute Maid Park. (Thomas Shea-Images Images)

It was reported that Bregman was offered a six-year-old, $ 156 million agreement to return to Astros, but he rejected. His name was circulated around several rumors, most recently with Detroit Tigers to go with his former manager, AJ Hinch, but the Scott Boras question continued this side of Juan Soto.

Bregman was the second overall choice of the MLB draft in 2015 to Astros, where he won two World Series, including the 2017 title, which has been occupied by fans because of their sign-stern scandal.

However, Bregman was still part of a successful organization that came to seven consecutive American League Championship Series, a shy to tie the early record of the 1990s Atlanta Braves.

Houston Astros Third Baseman Alex Bregman, No. 2, is celebrating after hitting a home drive during the fifth round against Los Angeles Angels in Minute Maid Park. (Troy Taormina-Preferred Pictures)

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Bregman’s deal is worth $ 120 million, making its annual average value of $ 40 million tied to the fourth largest in baseball. Cora is now reunited with Alex Cora, who was Astros Bench -coach for the 2017 race. Bregman is also able to opt out after each season if he chooses.

Bregman comes out of a season where he hit 26 homers, his most since belt 41 in 2019 and ran in 75 races. However, he issued a career-low .768 ops, largely partially because of an inability to pull hiking, which he used to do; His 44 walks were his lowest in a whole season.

While Bregman may no longer be his MVP candidate himself (he waged majors with an 8.9 war in 2019), his bat-to-ball skills are still elite, and as the Gold Glove Award is called, his defense is too.

Alex Bregman, No. 2 of Houston Astros, waves for fans before playing Detroit Tigers in the Game One of Wild Card series on Minute Maid Park on October 1, 2024 in Houston. (Alex Slitz/Getty Images)

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Sox ended 81-81 this last season, adding Garrett Crochet to the top of their rotation while also adding Walker Buehler. In Bullpen they connected Aroldis Chapman and Justin Wilson. By adding Bregman they should now be on everyone’s radar.

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