Alex Cora continued to make his case for the Red Sox to sign Alex Bregman, but he doesn't think they'll move Rafael Devers off third base.

Boston's seeming resistance to the free-agent infielder doesn't make a lot of sense for a team that could desperately use him.

Alex Bregman is one of the hottest names still available on MLB's free-agent market. Earlier this week, MLB Network insider Jon Heyman reported that the Boston Red Sox are among the most likely landing spots for Bregman, along with the Detroit Tigers.

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora discussed the team’s much rumored free agency pursuit of star third baseman Alex Bregman on Saturday.On the eve of “Red Sox Fenway Fest,” Cora talked with the New England Sports Network (NESN) about both Bregman,

The Tigers are still being actively connected to Alex Bregman in his free agency, but no notable movement seems to have been made on either side. We don't have an outright explanation for the holdup, but it's easy enough to draw conclusions: Bregman will be expensive, and the Tigers don't like to spend money.

If the Boston Red Sox can add a right-handed slugger to help balance out the lineup, there is no reason that they cannot be one of the top contender in the Amer

Alex Bregman remains one of the few free agents left and he's generating interest from a ton of ball clubs. One of them is the Boston Red Sox, who could use a player of Bregman's experience on their roster. New addition Walker Buehler has even tried to recruit Bregman to sign with the historic franchise.

Rafael Devers is not shying away from his willingness to move off third base if the Boston Red Sox can sign Alex Bregman. The three-time All-Star

The Boston Red Sox reportedly are a top contender for free agent Alex Bregman, but they have competition in an AL rival.

The Boston Red Sox' continued interest in Alex Bregman in free agency has led to speculation about how he might fit with current third baseman Rafael Devers, but Devers himself seems just fine with it.