Alex Bregman remains a free agent after rejecting the Houston Astros' $156 million offer while his wife, Reagan, shares updates about her healthy pregnancy and time with their son. Despite trade ...

Reagan Bregman delights fans with a charming Instagram post of her strawberry pancake breakfast made for her son Knox. The ...

Across six-plus years with the Astros, Pressly recorded a 2.81 ERA, 111 saves and 11.1 strikeouts-per-nine-innings. He was ...

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Third baseman Alex Bregman — the consensus best position player remaining in free agency — is ready to sign a contract as spring training approaches. The Detroit Tigers remain interested ...

Additionally, Reagan announces her pregnancy with their second child, further adding to their happy family moments. Could Reagan Bregman’s Magical January Moment Be the Key to a Better 2025?

The Bregman family welcomed Knox Samuel in August 2022. Reagan and Knox attended Disney on Ice, a touring ice show by Walt Disney, and documented their experience on social media. In the shared ...

There hasn't been a ton of baseball news coming from the Bregman family of late, but Reagan made an Instagram post on Saturday that highlighted all of the memories that the family has made in the ...

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Is Alex Bregman waiting for the Boston Red Sox to sign him? The two-time World Series champion with the Houston Astros is a free agent for the first time in his career. At 30 years old ...

Find him on Twitter/X @zpretzel It appears as though Alex Bregman's days with the Houston Astros are over. Bregman spent the first nine years of his big league career with the Astros as he won two ...

Alex Bregman, the Houston Astros’ third baseman for both of its World Series championships, in 2017 and 2022, entered free agency reportedly expecting offers of a $200 million contract.