With Alex Bregman likely gone, Houston will have a new third baseman. Also, their All-Star second baseman could be moving to the outfield.

While there has been reported interest from Houston in a reunion, Chandler Rome of The Athletic reported that Astros general manager Dana Brown used Bregman's name in the past tense when speaking to reporters. "During his address at the team's annual media luncheon, Dana Brown twice spoke about Alex Bregman in the past tense," Rome wrote.

The Chicago Cubs are considering signing free agent Justin Turner as a backup option if Alex Bregman signs elsewhere, according to The Athletic's

The Chicago Cubs manager made himself very clear when discussing his roster as the Cubs circle Alex Bregman and Justin Turner.

At the age of 40, Turner is a highly accomplished right-handed hitter (.821 career OPS) with tons of postseason experience.

The free agency of All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman continues. The former Houston Astro is still searching for a new home, as rumors swirl as to where he could wind up. During an appearance on MLB Network Monday,

The Chicago Cubs have been loosely tied to third baseman Alex Bregman during the offseason. Bruce Levine from 670 The Score had reported earlier in the offseason that the Cubs had "casual discussions" regarding Bregman.