With Pete Alonso and Kyle Schwarber off the board, Alex Bregman is one of the top remaining free agent position players who remains unsigned. If the Red Sox aim to re-sign him, they might face some unexpected competition from a team out west.

Some players' free agencies steal all the headlines, but the Boston Red Sox could quietly lose a very important member of the roster this offseason. Outfielder

Red Sox may be involved in the trade market and they could bring in Corey Seager from the Rangers in blockbuster deal

That restless feeling coming from the New England area is Boston Red Sox fans begging the front office to do something now that almost every other MLB team has signed at least one free agent to a big-league deal.

The Boston Red Sox have yet to re-sign Alex Bregman after he opted out of his contract following a solo season to become a free agent once more. Here the top 3 replacements that the Red So have line up if they miss out on Bregman.

Over those two years, he threw 95.2 innings across 100 games, with a 2.16 ERA and 2.60 FIP. He wasn’t the primary closer, yet closed out 21 games while earning 5 saves. Had the Red Sox pushed him into that role, no one would have batted an eye. In 2023, he finished 12th in Cy Young voting, his only time receiving that honor.

Righthander Dustin May, who pitched six games for the Red Sox after being acquired from the Dodgers at last year’s trade deadline, has agreed to a one-year deal with the Cardinals in free agency, according to multiple reports.