The Houston Astros appear likely to lose third baseman Alex Bregman this winter. However, Dana Brown sure hopes he doesn't sign with a rival.

According to a recent report from Bob Nightengale of USA Today, longtime Houston Astros star Alex Bregman is willing to move away from third base in 2025. Bregm

Alex Bregman is one of the more intriguing names on the MLB free agency market, but if you've got third base sewn up, you don't necessarily need a two-time All-Star who consistently drives in runs. But what if you needed a second baseman who could do that?

A week into Alex Bregman’s free agency, the Houston Astros are one team involved in a “very healthy” market for the third baseman, his agent Scott Boras said Wednesday. On Tuesday, general manager Dana Brown declared a reunion with Bregman is the Astros’ top offseason priority and said he has had “productive conversations” with Boras.

The likelihood that the Houston Astros will need to find a replacement for Alex Bregman is only increasing as free agency progresses. Luckily for them, there ar

The Houston Astros extended a one-year qualifying offer Monday to Alex Bregman, a formality as the third baseman begins his first foray into free agency. The qualifying offer is worth $21.05 million for 2025.

A potential free agent fit for the Seattle Mariners is reportedly open to playing a different position as he tries to find his home for 2025 and beyond.

While I don't love to see that Houston Astros logo next to our Seattle Mariners logo, this one might have some actual backing. Houston Astros multiple-time champion (sort of), Alex Bregman, is one of the top free agents in this years MLB offseason.