An Alex Bregman signing for the New York Yankees may be doomed by a lack of a proper fit. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported that while the team

The Yankees also have openings at first base, where Anthony Rizzo is a free agent, and in the outfield, where Juan Soto left for a record-setting 15-year, $765 million contract with the Mets. Both bat left-handed and helped balance the Yankees’ lineup.

Free agent third baseman Alex Bregman is on the Yankees' radar, but he was a star player on the infamous 2017 World Series champion Astros.

The Red Sox are poised to make a splash in the MLB free-agent market, with Alex Bregman emerging as a potential star signing, surpassing the New York Yankees

Astros, Yankees, Red Sox all potential fits for Alex Bregman." - @jonmorosi on #MLBNHotStove “That positional versatility could be very applicable to the Boston Red Sox and their interest in Alex Bregman.

After missing out on Juan Soto, it seems the Red Sox are eager to boost their roster with a player of Bregman's caliber. However, the contract Boston is considering might not quit

Houston Astros GM Dana Brown provides a crucial update on Alex Bregman's stalled MLB contract talks, fueling speculation about the All-Star's future with the team. Negotiations between the Houston Astros and star third baseman Alex Bregman appear to have hit a standstill.