If there were any question of whether the Houston Astros would make a serious attempt to re-sign Alex Bregman this offseason, general manager Dana Brown attempted Tuesday to quash it. “Our biggest priority is third base,

In the clubhouse, Bregman is considered to be one of the Astros’ vocal leaders, and a baseball genius. Many pitchers credit Bregman with helping them make tweaks due to the extra research he does, while Bregman’s obsession with hitting mechanics have helped his teammates work on their own swings.

Winning is Bregman's top priority when choosing where to sign this offseason. To retain him, the Astros must sell him on that possibility.

The Houston Astros extended a one-year qualifying offer Monday to Alex Bregman, a formality as the third baseman begins his first foray into free agency. The qualifying offer is worth $21.05 million for 2025.

Alex Bregman has been an Astros mainstay at the hot corner for nine seasons. The club expects that to continue, even as the star third baseman hits free agency for the first time in his career. Conven

The Astros making Alex Bregman a qualifying offer is nothing more than a formality as the teams will be able to continue to negotiate.

Astros GM Dana Brown spoke with the media at the GM Meetings in San Antonio and addressed a number of topics, including where the team is with negotiations with free agent third baseman Alex Bregman.