According to Bremman’s agent Scott Boras, he has played in just 51 matches for Boston Red Sox this season, but the standout third basman Alex Breamman “for any conversation” is open.
Bramanman signed a three -year, $ 120 million deal during offsen to join the Red Sox, although he has the option to become a free agent and exit after the 2025 campaign.
Boras told Boston Globe on Tuesday, “I always tell the team – and Alex directs me to tell them – we are always open for any conversation.” “Any player who plays somewhere well, is something that is important for the team and is important for the player. It is an adative.
“I think everyone focuses on the season. But its idea is if you have a player, where he is playing at a high level, where he is important for the team and is important to see the player.”
31 -year -old Bremann, who joined Boston after nine years with Houston Astro, batted with 11 domestic runs and 35 RBI in 51 matches this season.
His debut year with Red Sox is limited after landing in the injured list with a stressful perfect quadriseps in the injured list in May. Red Sox Manager Alex Kora told reporters on Wednesday that “it seems that” Bramanman will not return to the ground until the all-star break, which means that there will be possible returns as soon as possible on July 18.
Despite the injury, Bramanman has proved worthy of a new deal. In 2017 and 2022, two-time all-stars and world series champions with Astro, Bramanman, have batted at least 145 in the last eight sessions, batted six, batted with 183 homes .273 and 629 RBI during that period. He also received MVP votes in four sessions, including the second place in the American League MVP race for Mike Trout in 2019.
“They are at a time in their lives where things are really great,” Borus said referring to Bremann and his family. “Playing in Boston is something they really enjoy, and the community has been amazing for them.”
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