According to Buster Olney of ESPN, the reported interest between Bregman and his representation in Seattle is not legitimate.

Alex Bregman was expected to have plenty of suitors, with the Boston Red Sox the firm favorites to re-sign the infielder after he opted out of his three-year $120 million contract after just the first

What we know, what we think and what's left to be determined about the Seattle Mariners' offseason, according to Mike Salk.

Seattle still wants to address second base, but look to be standing pat at the hot corner. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more.

The outside perception seems to be that the Mariners still have two openings to round out their infield. But the M's done exactly view it that way.

The Seattle Mariners could use a bit more

For starters, this is sort of Harris’ M.O., much to Tigers fans’ chagrin. He’s been notoriously loath to hand out long-term contracts, and while he reportedly made a healthy offer for Bregman last offseason,