With Pete Alonso finally agreeing to return to the New York Mets, the best hitter left on the free-agent market is unquestionably Alex Bregman. The two-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion is coming off of a Gold Glove Award season but remains without a contract even as spring training approaches.

With less than a week to go before Spring Training begins,Alex Bregman is still without a team despite being at the top of the list of available free agents, along with Pete Alonso

The Chicago Cubs may end up doomed in the Alex Bregman sweepstakes based on the latest report from one MLB insider.

On Wednesday, FanSided's Zach Pressnell predicted that the Cubs would look to deal outfielder Seiya Suzuki, who has $38 million remaining on the five-year, $85 million deal he originally signed in Chicago, if they acquired Bregman.

The Astros general manager stopped short of declaring that the Astros have moved on from Bregman, but he said any recent talks about the two-time All-Star have been "internal."

The Chicago Cubs' offseason has been a success, but it still feels one move away from an "A+" grade. Though he's only locked in for one season, Kyle Tucker could be the best player acquired in a trade this winter.

Apparently, Alex Bregman won't budge on his contract demands, which should actually be appealing to the New York Yankees in regard to how they conduct business.

Alex Bregman reportedly remains firm on his desire for a long-term deal in MLB free agency, with a preference for a multi-year contract. Alex Bregman is still waiting for the contract he believes is right in MLB free agency.