Red Sox president Sam Kennedy offered a telling non-answer to a question about the team pursuing free agent Alex Bregman.

According to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, Bregman wants to make as much or more as he did last season. Heyman added that the Houston Astros are willing to sign the right-handed slugger to a six-year, $156 million offer, which they presented him earlier in the offseason.

Red Sox President Sam Kennedy clarifies Boston's stance on pursuing Alex Bregman in MLB free agency, shedding light on the team's approach and competition for the third baseman.

Many Red Sox fans have given up hope for Boston signing Alex Bregman, but how does the franchise's front office feel? Bregman, arguably the best hitter left in free agency, remains unsigned with spring training just two weeks away for most teams.

The Boston Red Sox are reportedly still in the running for Astros free-agent Alex Bregman, but don't sound like the most serious threat to sign the third baseman.