The Boston Red Sox got their guy right around the time Spring Training kicked off and it sounds like there has been nothing but positives with him so far. After months of speculation and rumors, the Red Sox finally were able to sign former Houston Astros All-Star Alex Bregman in February.

Everyone in Beantown is ostensibly thrilled about the Boston Red Sox landing prized free-agent acquisition Alex Bregman, except his new teammate, Rafael Devers.Of course, Devers isn't upset that the Red Sox added a former AL MVP runner-up and two-time World Series champion.

The Boston Red Sox signed Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million contract, creating excitement and questions about his fit with Rafael Devers. With Devers recovering from a shoulder injury, the team's decisions on field positions are being closely watched as Opening Day approaches.

The Boston Red Sox's new star, Alex Bregman, gave a candid assessment of why Boston was the right fit for him in free agency.

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora addressed the ongoing debate about who will be the team's starting third baseman as opening day approaches.

Alex Bregman signed a $120 million contract with the Boston Red Sox, showcasing his leadership skills, impressing manager Alex Cora. Despite the ongoing position controversy with Rafael Devers, Bregman's presence is expected to bring significant impact to the Red Sox's roster ahead of the 2025 season.

The Boston Red Sox are in one of the best positions in baseball right now. Boston doesn’t just have impressive talent at the big league level, but also some of the top prospects in Major League Baseball.

Alex Bregman had signed with the Boston Red Sox to a 3-year deal worth $120M guaranteed and has not looked back since. Since his signing back on February 15th, many questions have been lingering around Fenway South: Where will he play?