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Boston Red Sox Sign Alex Bregman Amid St. Louis Cardinals' Nolan Arenado Uncertainty

The Red Sox secure Alex Bregman on a three-year deal, while the Cardinals face a complicated situation with Nolan Arenado's possible trade.

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An expected farewell has instead become a tired, circuitous and increasingly awkward goodbye.
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The return of three-time Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw gives the Los Angeles Dodgers a 36-year-old leader valued for maturity after nearly two decades with the organization.
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No matter how you slice it, the Red Sox are better with Bregman in the fold.
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However, Bregman was still a part of a successful organization that made it to seven consecutive American League Championship Series, one shy of tying the all-time record by the 1990s Atlanta Braves.
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Updated: Feb 13th, 2025, 8:23 PM ET

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The Boston Red Sox have successfully signed star infielder Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million deal featuring opt-out options. Bregman, previously a Houston Astros player, is expected to play second base. This move reflects the Red Sox's efforts to revamp their roster after disappointing seasons. Meanwhile, the St. Louis Cardinals are learning that their attempts to trade Nolan Arenado may falter, as he remains with the team amid uncertainty. Cardinals' president Mozeliak acknowledges the chances of Arenado staying have increased, complicating their offseason plans and signaling a potential shift in the team's dynamic.

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