Until something gets done on the Alex Bregman front, the Houston Astros will likely be stagnant. That was to be expected when the offseason began, since the amount of money they would need to give him would almost assuredly take them out of contention to ...

Alex Bregman declined a one-year, $21.05 million qualifying offer from the Houston Astros on Tuesday in a foregone decision as the third baseman navigates free agency. Bregman, 30, is projected to receive a long-term,

Houston Astros general manager Dana Brown insists his club is in hot pursuit of Alex Bregman this winter, with retaining the two-time All-Star and two-time champion standing as the franchise's top priority in free agency. But Houston may have a backup plan should Bregman find a new home.

Alex Bregman is anticipated to secure a lucrative contract in the ballpark of $300 million—a figure that could potentially reflect Manny Machado's deal. The post MLB News: Alex Bregman’s Asking Price Races Past $300M as Astros’ Owner Makes a Surprising Declaration About Star’s Future appeared first on EssentiallySports.

In their history, the Astros have made seven qualifying offers to players. All but one rejected the offer, but not all of them left the team.

Juan Soto, Alex Bregman, Pete Alonso and Corbin Burnes are among the 12 players to decline their MLB team's qualifying offer, opting instead to enter free agency.

The Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox are both reportedly interested in free agent third baseman Alex Bregman.

With Alex Bregman’s free agency looming, Houston may target Cardinals' third baseman Nolan Arenado in a blockbuster trade to fill the void.