USA Today MLB insider Bob Nightengale predicted that it will be the case. USA Today shared a story with predictions for each of the top free agents out there right now. Nightengale predicted that the Red Sox will re-sign Bregman and also go out and sign New York Mets star slugger Pete Alonso.

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