We want him to stay, so I'm willing to do whatever it takes to keep him," Altuve said. According to reports, Bregman reportedly rejected a first offer from the Astros of six years and $156 million ...
Altuve broke it down in even simpler terms: Bregman gives the team its best chance of winning a third World Series, so how can the Astros make sure he stays in Houston instead of signing with any ...
In fact, it seems more possible than ever that Bregman comes right back to Houston. One longtime teammate seems excited about that prospect. Jose Altuve on Saturday spoke to the media at Astros ...
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Astros officially lose 2x World Series champion to Red SoxThe Houston Astros had made a six-year, $156 million offer to Alex Bregman early in the offseason, but the veteran third ...
He went on to say that if Bregman does come back to Houston, he could stay at third base, with Isaac Peredes moving to second base and Jose Altuve moving out to left field. The Houston Astros are ...
One such commenter was franchise face Jose Altuve. The nine-time All-Star spoke to reporters (including The Athletic’s Chandler Rome) today about Bregman and his free agency and had nothing but ...
Jose Altuve broke from his traditional close-to-the-vest nature as he sat at his locker inside Daikin Park last October. Bregman's free-agent odyssey to date is a winding -- and likely frustrating ...
Astros star second baseman Jose Altuve expressed that he'd be open to changing positions if it would help the team re-sign Bregman. "We haven't talked about it, but for Alex, I'd do whatever ...
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