Red Sox Are Playing with Fire if Alex Bregman Doesn't Return in 2026
Alex Bregman undeniably helped the Red Sox in the 2025-26 season more than anyone expected.
He defended well, saw the ball well, and drove in enough runs to be a main part of the order, hitting .273 on the year.
However, his impact went beyond the field, as he was a source of guidance for players, providing support and advice.
As a veteran player, Bregman acted as an older brother figure, an improv hitting coach, and a mock opponent for the team's pitching talent.
His value can’t be capped, especially for a young roster establishing consistency.
Author's summary: Bregman's impact on Red Sox goes beyond expectations.
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