Alex Bregman declined a one-year, $21.05 million qualifying offer from the Houston Astros on Tuesday in a foregone decision as the third baseman navigates free agency. Bregman, 30, is projected to receive a long-term,

The Astros have called re-signing Alex Bregman their top offseason priority. Whether that'll happen remains to be seen, but Jon Heyman

Alex Bregman has made a decision about whether or not to accept the Houston Astros' qualifying offer ahead of his upcoming free agency.

Alex Bregman's latest free agent maneuvering appears to prioritize a potential future beyond the Houston Astros.

Houston Astros general manager Dana Brown insists his club is in hot pursuit of Alex Bregman this winter, with retaining the two-time All-Star and two-time champion standing as the franchise's top priority in free agency. But Houston may have a backup plan should Bregman find a new home.

With Alex Bregman’s free agency looming, Houston may target Cardinals' third baseman Nolan Arenado in a blockbuster trade to fill the void.

Houston Astros owner Jim Crane admitted the team is looking at backup options if Alex Bregman doesn't re-sign.

Following the conclusion of the season with the Dodgers winning the World Series, many teams across the league one being the Astros; waste no time in regards to the free agency market opening and working to get deals done before spring training in the new year.

Alex Bregman is anticipated to secure a lucrative contract in the ballpark of $300 million—a figure that could potentially reflect Manny Machado's deal. The post MLB News: Alex Bregman’s Asking Price Races Past $300M as Astros’ Owner Makes a Surprising Declaration About Star’s Future appeared first on EssentiallySports.