Pete Alonso’s agent Scott Boras “didn’t say a freakin’ word the whole time,” during contract negotiations with Steve Cohen and David Stearns.

Agent Scott Boras, who represents several of MLB's highest-profile players, spoke candidly on the lack of spending across much of the league in recent years. Though Scott Boras helped Juan Soto land an astounding 15-year, $765 million contract this offseason.

As it turns out, agent Scott Boras has an idea for a measurement of his own to combat what plague's MLB's business: a metric tracking how much of each team's revenue is being used on their roster. Agent Scott Boras discusses how much of their revenue Major League teams are actually spending. pic.twitter.com/BToP8ocbI5

Now that the Alex Bregman sweepstakes has come to an end, we are learning more details about other offers he received. It sure sounds like Scott Boras did not ever see the Detroit Tigers as a potential suitor.

The long-running saga for Pete Alonso to leave free agency to return to the New York Mets ended quicker than it should have when billionaire owner Steve Cohen took matters into his

Steve Cohen and the New York Mets were involved in a lengthy and sometimes difficult contract negotiation with Pete Alonso. For months, it was unclear if the Met lifer thus far would come back.

Third baseman Alex Bregman was open to joining the Detroit Tigers and even made them contract proposals before signing with the Boston Red Sox.

The Mets owner took credit for the meeting that resulted in Pete Alonso's signing — and also snuck in another jab at Scott Boras. After months of contentious negotiations, the New York Mets ...

Alex Bregman left more guaranteed money on the table to sign with the Red Sox. On Sunday, he offered a simple explanation why.

The Red Sox promised fans they would act with urgency to improve this offseason, and agent Scott Boras said the club’s actions behind the scenes lived up to their lofty words.

The Red Sox’s ballyhooed signing of Alex Bregman was met with considerable resistance Monday when Rafael Devers said he wouldn’t cede third base.

Alex Bregman says Dustin Pedroia helped recruit him to the Boston Red Sox. Speaking one day after his $120 million, three-year contract was announced, Bregman spoke at a 25-minute news conference.