With the MLB exhibition season approaching, teams are finalizing their rosters. The Red Sox are still in talks with free-agent infielder Alex Bregman, as reported by the Boston Globe. The Boston Red Sox are interested in Alex Bregman but prefer a short-term contract of no longer than four years. This preference may hinder their chances of signing Bregman, as he reportedly has other offers with longer terms. The Houston Astros, on the other hand, are willing to make adjustments to their infield to accommodate Bregman’s potential return. Jose Altuve, the franchise second baseman, is open to moving positions to make room for Bregman, possibly even to the outfield. However, the Astros may need to move some money before they can finalize a deal with Bregman.
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In the first edition of Position Player Playing Time Changes by Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images, recent adjustments in projected plate appearances for various players are highlighted. Notable changes include increased playing time for players like Curtis Mead and Spencer Torkelson due to strong performances, while others like Eloy Jiménez and DJ LeMahieu are seeing decreased projections due to emerging competition and injuries. These shifts in playing time are influenced by factors such as injuries, performance,...
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