As Alex Bregman leaves Red Sox, Craig Breslow says ‘It’s disappointing to lose out’ (Q&A)
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Key Points:
- Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow expressed disappointment over losing Alex Bregman to the Cubs, emphasizing the organization's competitive drive and desire to deliver a championship to fans.
- The Red Sox had offered Bregman a five-year, $165 million contract with heavy deferrals, but Bregman chose the Cubs' five-year, $175 million deal instead; Breslow respected Bregman’s and his family’s decision.
- Breslow indicated the team remains open to improving the roster through free agency, trades, and by focusing on pitching and defense, adapting their strategy after missing out on Bregman.
- Reflecting on recent roster changes, including the trade of Rafael Devers, Breslow emphasized learning from these experiences
