The last major free agent has been signed with significant implications for Alex Bregman’s future. Alex Bregman’s stock has diminished in recent years, yet his recently acquired three-year, $120 million contract with the Red Sox suggests he still holds considerable value within the sport.

If Alex couldn’t stay at Daikin Park with its Crawford Boxes, Fenway Park—with its iconic Green Monster—seems a fitting second choice. Although the height of the Green Monster may hamper some home runs, it is likely to yield more hits, allowing for increased batting averages.

Until the Red Sox offer more clarity on their roster configuration following this signing, speculation is expected to continue. This transitional period may affect Kristian Campbell, who was believed to be a candidate for playing second base, and complicate matters for first baseman Triston Casas.