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Alex Bregman Signs Major Deal with Red Sox; Shaw Looks to Start for Cubs

Alex Bregman inks a $120 million deal with the Red Sox, while Matt Shaw anticipates a starting position with the Cubs amid MLB's spring training.

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  1. Red Sox officially announce Alex Bregman contract

    In doing so, the Red Sox have brought in one of the most proven infielders in the game.

    Red Sox officially announce Alex Bregman contract

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  4. MLB Spring Training: Can anyone catch the Dodgers in the NL West?

    It will be an uphill battle for the Rockies to get to 70 wins this year after not making any impactful changes during the offseason.

    MLB Spring Training: Can anyone catch the Dodgers in the NL West?

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  5. Jays Haven't Talked Extension With Star, One of Three They Want to Re-Sign

    It makes sense that the Blue Jays would first focus on Guerrero, given that he has imposed a deadline of next Tuesday and Bichette reportedly has not.

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Updated: Feb 15th, 2025, 3:28 PM ET

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The Chicago Cubs’ Matt Shaw is optimistic about a starting role after Alex Bregman's $120 million, three-year contract with the Boston Red Sox. Bregman, who shifts to second base, receives a $5 million signing bonus and $35 million for the first year, with $40 million in each of the following two seasons. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Royals strengthen their pitching by signing All-Star Cole Ragans to a three-year, $13.25 million deal. As MLB spring training commences, the Los Angeles Dodgers are favored to defend their title, while teams like the Padres and Diamondbacks are making strategic moves to enhance competitiveness.

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