The baseball world has been buzzing with the news that Alex Bregman has signed with the Boston Red Sox. This move has left fans and analysts wondering what it means for the Seattle Mariners. The Mariners haven't been actively pursuing Bregman, so this deal doesn't directly impact them. However, it does open up new possibilities for trades.

    The Mariners have been in talks with the Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs. The Cubs were also in the running for Bregman but missed out. Now, the Cubs might be looking to pivot their plans. The Mariners have been eyeing second baseman Nico Hoerner from the Cubs. However, without Bregman, the Cubs don't have an excess of infielders. They already traded third baseman Isaac Paredes to the Astros. This makes a trade between the Mariners and the Cubs less likely.

    The Mariners were also in talks with the Red Sox for first baseman Triston Casas. With Bregman moving to second base, the Red Sox have a surplus of corner infielders. This could potentially open up a trade for Casas. However, the Mariners wouldn't have a big bat to go after in free agency with the money saved in a Castillo trade. The Red Sox might be looking to bring in prospects due to losing a future draft pick.

    The Mariners' trade paths have definitely changed with Bregman's move. They might have to reconsider their options. The landscape of the baseball world is always changing, and the Mariners will have to adapt. The Mariners have been linked to trade talks with Boston for first baseman Triston Casas. Bringing in Bregman means the Red Sox have a surplus of corner infielders with Rafael Devers already at third base and Casas at first. The Mariners wouldn't have a big bat to go after in free agency with the money saved in a Castillo trade.

    The Mariners' trade paths have definitely changed with Bregman's move. They might have to reconsider their options. The landscape of the baseball world is always changing, and the Mariners will have to adapt. The Mariners have been linked to trade talks with Boston for first baseman Triston Casas. Bringing in Bregman means the Red Sox have a surplus of corner infielders with Rafael Devers already at third base and Casas at first. The Mariners wouldn't have a big bat to go after in free agency with the money saved in a Castillo trade.

    The Mariners' trade paths have definitely changed with Bregman's move. They might have to reconsider their options. The landscape of the baseball world is always changing, and the Mariners will have to adapt. The Mariners have been linked to trade talks with Boston for first baseman Triston Casas. Bringing in Bregman means the Red Sox have a surplus of corner infielders with Rafael Devers already at third base and Casas at first. The Mariners wouldn't have a big bat to go after in free agency with the money saved in a Castillo trade.

    The Mariners' trade paths have definitely changed with Bregman's move. They might have to reconsider their options. The landscape of the baseball world is always changing, and the Mariners will have to adapt. The Mariners have been linked to trade talks with Boston for first baseman Triston Casas. Bringing in Bregman means the Red Sox have a surplus of corner infielders with Rafael Devers already at third base and Casas at first. The Mariners wouldn't have a big bat to go after in free agency with the money saved in a Castillo trade.

Mariners' Trade Paths: What Bregman's Move to Boston Means

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