With the signings of infielder Alex Bregman by the Boston Red Sox and starting pitcher Nick Pivetta by the San Diego Padres, a reasonably fair evaluation of winners and losers this offseason can be made.

It's February and the fantasy baseball preseason is, pardon the pun, in full swing. Right now, most sports fans are devoting the majority of their attention to the NBA and NHL, where the games (both real and fantasy) take center stage -- and understandably so.

The latest MLB Rumors with Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. getting fans in Atlanta hyped for his return, a look at how the Dodgers will build out the rotation, and the latest Red Sox-Masataka Yoshida trade update after the Alex Bregman signing.

With the signings of infielder Alex Bregman by the Boston Red Sox and starting pitcher Nick Pivetta by the San Diego Padres, a reasonably fair evaluation of

The Chicago Cubs missed out on the Alex Bregman sweepstakes, as the former Houston Astros third baseman signed with the Boston Red Sox. As they look to add to their infield in wake of the free agency miss,

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla — A new era started in silence, save for the slapping of hands and some tired ballplayers bolting to breakfast. Unopened boxes towered over troves of empty lockers inside a cluttered clubhouse still preparing for most position players to report.

The wait is finally over. On Wednesday, All-Star infielder Alex Bregman agreed to a three-year, $120 million deal with the Boston Red Sox, ending his long free agency saga. After months of waiting, Bregman finally found his next home, joining the Red Sox who suddenly have a real shot at winning the loaded American League East division.

The Red Sox initially drafted Bregman in the 29th round of the 2012 MLB Draft, but he turned them down and went to play baseball at the collegiate level with the LSU Tigers. Three years later, he ended up being selected by the Houston Astros with the 2nd overall pick of the 2015 MLB Draft, before he eventually found his way to the majors in 2016.

Alex Bregman and the Boston Red Sox have finalized a $120 million, three-year contract. Bregman gets a $5 million signing bonus, a $35 million salary this season and $40 million in each of the following two years,

When the Boston Red Sox made the signing of Alex Bregman official for $120 million over three years, they managed to execute a financial maneuver that very few teams would think to