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Alex Bregman leaves Red Sox

Bo Bichette 'obvious' Red Sox target after Alex Bregman news: Insider

The Boston Red Sox need to pivot after reportedly losing Alex Bregman and likely will target Toronto Blue Jays star Bo Bichette.

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Red Sox rumors: Boston to target Bo Bichette after losing Alex Bregman

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Red Sox reportedly eyeing Bo Bichette after missing out on Alex Bregman

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Alex Bregman contract details: Detroit Tigers target lands with Cubs

After a one-season stopover in Boston, Alex Bregman found his permanent home with another of MLB's oldest franchises − the Chicago Cubs.

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Alex Bregman signing with Cubs: Third baseman inks five-year, $175 million contract with Chicago, per report

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Alex Bregman reaches 5-year, $175 million deal with Cubs after opt-out: Sources

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Former GM Calls Cubs ‘Team To Beat’ After Poaching Alex Bregman From Red Sox

Alex Bregman is reportedly going to the Cubs, who signed the third baseman to a five-year, $175 million contract.

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What Red Sox Reportedly Offered Alex Bregman Before Cubs Signing

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Red Sox Reportedly Now Targeting This Star After Alex Bregman Exit

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Red Sox urged to make Bo Bichette decision instead of another Cardinals trade

Red Sox urged to make Bo Bichette decision instead of another Cardinals trade originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Boston Red Sox had a lot of their offseason plans changed on Saturday night, when Alex Bregman signed a huge $175 million deal with the Chicago Cubs.

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Fresh MLB Buzz on Bichette, Yankees, Dodgers, Red Sox, Phillies, Jays After Bregman's Cubs Contract

The market for free-agent shortstop Bo Bichette could begin to take a firmer shape now that Alex Bregman is off the board.

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Cubs bolster infield with Alex Bregman. Will Boston turn to Bo Bichette?

For the short term, Alex Bregman is comfortable upgrade for the Cubs, Keith Law writes, but now the team has one infielder too many.