One of baseball's top insiders believes the Boston Red Sox should sign Alex Bregman, but only under one condition.

Texas Rangers took full advantage by locking up some of their top prospects. One of them for the Rangers was Hansel Ramirez. The third baseman out of the Dominican Republic is the son of former Major League Baseball star Hanley Ramirez,

Alex Cora's latest comments may point to the Boston Red Sox signing Alex Bregman as a second baseman in free agency.

Still, some notable free agents and trade targets remain available, and that means a daily supply of MLB rumors as we move deeper into the back half of MLB's offseason. Speaking of which, Saturday's supply of rumors can be found just below.

The Boston Red Sox certainly sounds like a team that is looking to add a big piece to the bullpen. Boston’s bullpen was one of the worst in baseball last season

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The Boston Red Sox are patiently waiting out Alex Bregman's other suitors in their free agent pursuit, an MLB insider reports.

Alex Bregman has pivoted to considering a shorter-term contract, a sign that he's no longer on the Boston Red Sox radar — and that Boston is no longer interested in trading young first baseman Triston Casas to make room.

The Red Sox are seen as one of the top three contenders vying for the highly sought-after veteran third baseman Alex Bregman. Boston's interest is so intense that they've already made him a contract offer,

Alex Bregman was initially seeking a long-term, $200 million contract at the start of this offseason but that plan may have shifted. If it has, the Astros should feel betrayed.