Alex Bregman was the big offseason signing that raised the ceiling for the Red Sox, but he had to miss a good chunk of the season due to an injury. He is back now, and he is feeling good about the direction that the team is headed.

The Boston Red Sox have not met expectations so far, but are still in a position to make the postseason. They should be getting Alex Bregman back soon.

The Boston Red Sox could've done the unthinkable with Alex Bregman, but thankfully kept him away from the Los Angeles Dodgers post-Max Muncy injury.

The Red Sox entered Sunday’s finale against the Tampa Bay Rays on a nine-game win streak. Their already-hot team got even hotter when Bregman returned to the lineup Friday after a seven-week absence due to a quad strain.

Once seen as deadline sellers, Boston entered the All-Star Break on a 10-game winning streak, catapulting the team into playoff contention. When ESPN updated its top 50 trade candidates on Monday, Bregman was notably absent. The story comes three days after Jeff Passan, who co-wrote the piece, poured cold water on a potential Bregman trade.

The Boston Red Sox have been projected to break the bank on the three-time All-Star as "both sides" are open to a new deal.

The Boston Red Sox could trade Alex Bregman as contract uncertainty clouds his future, raising questions ahead of the MLB trade deadline.

Detroit Tigers trade proposal sends Alex Bregman to Detroit from the Red Sox in a blockbuster deal ahead of the MLB trade deadline.

There have been a lot of rumors suggesting the Boston Red Sox could cut ties with veteran third baseman Alex Bregman, but they don't make sense.