FreeAgent Alex Bregman can help Detroit Tigers on the field

Detroit Tigers Free Agent Star Could Have Solid Position With Boston Red Sox
The Detroit Tigers headed into the offseason on the heels of getting as close as they've been to real contention in a very long time. Coming within a game of their first ALCS appearance in a decade, the Tigers demonstrated they have a young core who's ready to take the next step if they can be supplemented by some outside talent.
Why free-agent Alex Bregman can help Detroit Tigers on the field, behind the scenes
The 30-year-old remains a free agent with less than 45 days until two important spring training dates: The Tigers' first full-squad workout is Feb. 17, and the first exhibition game is Feb. 22. Other teams with interest in Bregman include the Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays.
Alex Bregman rumors: The latest updates with Tigers and Red Sox top contenders
Tigers and Red Sox are top contenders as we update Alex Bregman free agency rumors with updates and reporting from trusted MLB newsbreakers.
Detroit Tigers Should Pursue All-Star Free Agent Slugger in Offseason
The Detroit Tigers entered the offseason as a team that had the potential to make a splash and prove to be a true contender in the American League. However, things have been somewhat quiet so far. It was an amazing run for the Tigers in the second half of the season.
MLB Insider Reveals Why The Red Sox Are Reluctant To Sign Alex Bregman
The Boston Red Sox have yet to make a huge move that will shock everyone this offseason. MLB free agent rumors continue to swirl around multiple players, and teams like Boston are linked to top sluggers.
Spirit of Detroit statue dons Honolulu blue. Where was its Tigers jersey?
The iconic Spirit of Detroit statue downtown donned a Detroit Lions jersey this week after the team clinched its first-ever No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs. Yet, some Detroit sports fans might wonder – ...
Detroit Tigers Dreadful Blockbuster Contract Among Worst Recent MLB Mistakes
The Detroit Tigers massive contract with a struggling shortstop is ranked among the worst MLB moves in the past five years.
The Detroit Tigers need offense. Are they willing to pay to get it?
If the Tigers are averse to the risks of long-term deals, can they actually find more solace in their existing young hitters?