The Boston Red Sox have been projected to break the bank on the three-time All-Star as "both sides" are open to a new deal.

Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported on that extension possibility on Sunday, including the fact that the two sides haven't yet broached the topic. Heyman also spelled out what such a deal could cost the Red Sox, referencing the offer the superstar turned down to sign with the Detroit Tigers.

The Boston Red Sox have some important decisions to make in the coming weeks, centered around Alex Bregman's future. His latest contract update could mean some players will have to be let go.

The Boston Red Sox get the first chance to reach a long-term extension with star third baseman Alex Bregman, and the organization must lock him down.

Alex Bregman will force the Red Sox to pay him his worth. Rafael Devers has to find this at least a little amusing after Boston traded him.

The Boston Red Sox went into the All-Star Break on a 10-game win streak. They are set up to be buyers at the trade deadline, but one thing could change their plans.

Alex Bregman is off the Injured List and back in the Boston Red Sox lineup. Bregman will be at third base and hit second for Boston Friday night against the Tampa Bay Rays at Fenway Park. He joins a Red Sox team that is red hot at the moment,