Red Sox manager Alex Cora discussed Boston's pursuit of Juan Soto, Rafael Devers' future at third base and more in Dallas.

Amidst increasing Alex Bregman buzz, manager Alex Cora made it clear the Red Sox have no immediate plans to move Rafael Devers off third base. “I don’t know where that comes from,” Cora

Having lost out on Juan Soto, the Red Sox are pivoting to other needs. They could use a righty bat and an upgrade to their infield defense. But one target, Alex Bregman, brings another quality.

Juan Soto is a New York Met. In the wee hours of Sunday night, news broke that Soto was heading to Queens on a 15-year deal worth $765 million. It’s the biggest player contract in the history of sports.

The Boston Red Sox missed the postseason for the third straight season in 2024 after finishing with a record of 81-81. With their third-place finish in the American League East, the Red Sox broke their two-year streak of finishing dead last in one of the toughest divisions in all of baseball.

A house divided can complicate things, and that seems to be the case for the Red Sox and their pursuit of free agent Alex Bregman.

According to WEEI's Rob Bradford, the Red Sox are "prioritizing" Alex Bregman in free agency after losing out on Juan Soto.

The Toronto Blue Jays lost out on Juan Soto, a year after failing to sign Shohei Ohtani. Soto agreed Sunday to a record $765 million, 15-year contract with the New York Mets, a deal pending a successful physical.

The interest between Bregman and the Red Sox is genuine — a buzz that began to surface even before the conclusion of the Sox’ 2024 season.

Boston Red Sox skipper Alex Cora is very familiar with Alex Bregman, having served as the Houston Astros bench coach in 2017. And with Bregman a free agent, the Red Sox are seen as a potential suitor for the veteran.