Ex-MLB star Bret Boone makes 'awful' comment on Alex Bregman's $120 Million deal

Alex Bregman's $120 Million signing with the Boston Red Sox has attracted different opinions from the fans and MLB critics. While most fans have shared their satisfaction with the deal, the former Seattle Mariners star Bret Bonne recently revealed his firsthand reaction to the $120 Million signing.On Monday, the former Seattle Mariners star Bret Boone talked about Alex Bregman's Boston Red Sox signing in his "Bret Boone Podcast." Boone shared his firsthand reaction to Bregman's signing and claimed that the third baseman has been earning "Aaron Judge-type money." Opening up about Bregman's Red Sox signing, Boone said:"The more I looked at this deal, then I saw the $120 million—$40 million a year—I thought, 'That's an awful lot for an Alex Bregman'. You know, he's coming off good years, but he's definitely not making Aaron Judge-type money. He's not an Aaron Judge.""But the more I thought about it—his postseason success—and then I looked at his numbers recently: he hit 25 home runs, then 26 home runs the last two years, with 98 and 75 RBIs, respectively. And then you factor in his postseason performance at Fenway Park — I started to like the deal a lot more," Boone further added. Earlier this month, the Boston Red Sox officially introduced Alex Bregman to its fanbase during a press conference. During one of the segments of his media interaction, Bregman talked about his "special" reason to leave Houston for Boston, and said:"I've been fortunate enough to be in the playoffs the first eight years of my career, and I plan on continuing to do that here. I'm a winning player, this is a winning organization, those players are winning players, and we have winning coaches here. I plan on winning here.”While there have been critics who haven't been impressed with Alex Bregman's signing, there are many who feel that Boston is a better place for him. Recently, the former general manager of the New York Mets praised Bregman for his leadership skills while sharing his take on his Red Sox signing.