Alex Bregman
Cubs bolster NL Central push with Bregman signing, reshaping infield
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Following Alex Bregman's departure from the Boston Red Sox, the Chicago Cubs have finalized a five-year, $175 million contract with the veteran third baseman, pending a physical. The deal, featuring a full no-trade clause and $70 million in deferrals, addresses Chicago's need for lineup impact amid recent roster moves.
The Chicago Cubs are set to begin their 2026 spring training on Wednesday in Mesa, Arizona, building on last year's postseason appearance. Key storylines include the integration of new third baseman Alex Bregman and decisions for the pitching staff. The team aims to surpass their 2025 Wild Card berth and contend for the National League Central title.
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Alex Bregman has finalized his five-year, $175 million contract with the Chicago Cubs—announced last week pending a physical—complete with $70 million in deferrals. The deal closed on the night of the Bears' playoff victory over the Packers, with Bregman revealing at his introductory press conference a commitment to Team USA for the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
Following reports of Arizona Diamondbacks interest, the Boston Red Sox have emerged as frontrunners to re-sign free agent third baseman Alex Bregman—who hit 18 HR with an .822 OPS for them in 2025—thanks to payroll flexibility from acquiring Willson Contreras. The Blue Jays, Diamondbacks, and Cubs remain in pursuit.
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In the latest MLB free agency updates, Alex Bregman and Cody Bellinger seek extended contracts beyond past short-term pacts. Diamondbacks show interest in Bregman while leaning toward retaining Ketel Marte. Japanese star Munetaka Murakami nears a December 22 signing deadline amid a quiet market.