BOSTON (AP) — Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora said Wednesday that newly acquired free agent Alex Bregman will play third base this season, with incumbent Rafael Devers moving to designated hitter.

Tracey McCain is thrilled to be back home in UCONN country!! The Meriden native earned her journalism and mass communications degree from the University of Connecticut before graduating with her ...

Alex Bregman, one of the premier free agents of the offseason, signed a 4-year deal with the Boston Red Sox in February. While the Red Sox were able to get the deal done, the Detroit Tigers were ...

Cora often spoke highly of Bregman before he was signed and advocated for the infielder. The Tigers, meanwhile, still have questions at third base with Opening Day a week away.

“The last day X-ed out was the day before he was shot,” said Tracey Brown, the mother of 16-year-old Colin Brown. Colin Brown was a star hockey player, an honor student at Christian Brothers ...

Alex Bregman lingered on the market in free agency this winter far longer than just about anybody anticipated. One of the best position players available, a two-time All-Star playing Gold Glove ...

The Detroit Tigers are just a week away from the start of the regular season and they still have a massive hole in the lineup. Bregman's comments reflect the fact that not only was the Tigers push ...

Boston still needed a top-tier right-handed and certainly got one by going out and signing former Houston Astros All-Star ...

Boston Red Sox star Rafael Devers ruffled some feathers when he appeared resistant to giving up third base to Alex Bregman, whose defensive metrics make him the better man for the position ...

Free agent Alex Bregman was close to signing with the Detroit Tigers before ultimately signing a three-year, $120 million contract with the Boston Red Sox. Bregman had a strong relationship with ...

The move comes after the Red Sox signed former Astros stalwart Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million contract. Shortly after the signing, Devers was defiant about the prospect of changing roles.

Alex Bregman was one of the hottest free agents on the open market this past offseason. He was coming off a season where he won a Gold Glove at third base in 2024 with the Houston Astros.