Scott Boras forcing the Detroit Tigers to wait on Alex Bregman also cost them a chance to sign Anthony Santander.

Sometime during the Tigers’ offseason-long pursuit of free agent third baseman Alex Bregman, the narrative caught hold: Is Detroit building up for a two-year window of contention, built around the years of club control left on reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal?

The Detroit Tigers were the surprise team of 2024. After a playoff run a season ago, they are now in a position to be viewed as contenders. Now, Detroit has a prospect who has the chance to give fans a glimpse of the future.

One of the areas of their roster that the Detroit Tigers were looking to upgrade this offseason was third base. The team aggressively pursued Alex Bregman all winter, hoping to reunite him with his former Houston Astros manager A.

It's a new season for the Detroit Tigers, who have high hopes for 2025 coming off their first playoff berth since 2014. While they missed out on Alex Bregman this offseason, they still landed an All-Star infielder in Gleyber Torres.

As great as Alex Bregman may be this season with the Boston Red Sox, the Detroit Tigers cannot be blamed for not signing the star infielder. Detroit president of baseball operations Scott Harris made an admirable run at Bregman,

After missing on Alex Bregman in free agency, third base looks wide-open for the Tigers. Can prospect Hao-Yu Lee enter the equation in 2025?

As great as Alex Bregman may be this season with the Boston Red Sox, the Detroit Tigers cannot be blamed for not signing the star infielder. Detroit president of baseball operations Scott Harris made an admirable run at Bregman,

The Detroit Tigers swung for the fences with Alex Bregman—and whiffed spectacularly. The post Tigers Feel the Real Sting of Alex Bregman’s $171.5M Rejection as Detroit’s Offense Mired by “Freak Accident” appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Scott Boras forcing the Detroit Tigers to wait on Alex Bregman also cost them a chance to sign Anthony Santander.