Still, some notable free agents and trade targets remain available, and that means a daily supply of MLB rumors. Speaking of which, Saturday's supply can be found just below.  The Tigers would seem to have a bit of a crowded infield after the recent signing of Gleyber Torres,

Signing second baseman Gleyber Torres shuffled the infield, but that doesn't prohibit the Detroit Tigers from signing third baseman Alex Bregman.

Mark Feinsand of MLB.com reports that the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers are the two teams who ‘remain interested’ in signing Bregman. However, the MLB insider also notes that Detroit might not be “willing to give Bregman the type of deal he is seeking” this winter.

The Detroit Tigers appear willing to do whatever it takes to secure the services of versatile infielder Alex Bregman and strengthen their chances of competing for the MLB World Series.

The Detroit Tigers are reportedly pursuing Alex Bregman with some legitimate urgency. Detroit is seeking an impact right-handed bat to balance their lineup. The Tigers recently signed Gleyber Torres to a one-year contract.

Spencer Torkelson is on the outs unless something major changes, Colt Keith now moves over to first base, upgrades the offense and probably the defense at that position, while Torres balances out the Tigers’ lineup as a quality right-handed bat with a history of beating up on southpaws.

The latest Alex Bregman rumors in MLB free agency as the Red Sox, Tigers and Mets appear to be the frontrunners for the longtime Astros third baseman's services.