Alex Bregman’s $175 million tenure in Chicago is off to a frigid start. While the veteran third baseman struggles at the ...

The Boston Red Sox pivoted on Wednesday after losing out in the Alex Bregman sweepstakes, signing left‑handed starter Ranger Suarez to a five‑year, $130 million contract. The deal marked Boston’s ...

The Chicago Cubs won the Alex Bregman bidding war this past offseason, signing the superstar third baseman to a huge $140 ...

The Chicago Cubs have put together an impressive month of April, highlighted by a 10-game winning streak that helped push ...

The Chicago Cubs have been heavily involved in the Alex Bregman market during MLB free agency. However, there has been pessimism among fans that they will actually end up being able to land him. A new ...

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the MLB world, Alex Bregman reportedly turned down a $160 million offer from the Boston Red Sox. The offer, which included deferred money, would have been ...

Third baseman Alex Bregman has signed with the Chicago Cubs, according to reports on Saturday. Bregman has signed a five-year contract worth $175 million, according to the New York Post. Bregman opted ...

When the Chicago Cubs signed free agent third baseman Alex Bregman to a 5-year, $175 million deal this past offseason, it sure seemed like it was a somewhat universally well-regarded move.

Alex Bregman is one of the better MLB players at the moment, as he is one of the faces of the team he currently plays for. He plays for the Chicago Cubs and is one of the game-changers in the sport.

The Chicago Cubs will be getting a lot from their newest third baseman when the season comes around, but he is already helping the team get better in Spring Training. Spring Training is upon us, and ...

Of all the free-agent moves during the offseason, the Boston Red Sox not being able to bring back Alex Bregman is the one that people within MLB believe will be the most difficult to overcome. In a ...

Craig Counsell dismissed the idea that Alex Bregman is the sole reason the Cubs offense is swinging less at the plate.