In February, the Cubs were linked to All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman with many expecting him to land in Chicago. Instead, he would end up signing a 3-year $120 million with the Boston Red Sox.

The acquisition the Cubs really wanted to make was Alex Bregman, who would have given them the game’s best defensive infield.

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Chicago had a chance to end its offseason with a star acquisition, but failed to get the deal done. Here's why it was such a troubling outcome for the big-market franchise.

The Chicago Cubs made a serious play at signing Alex Bregman, but the free agent third baseman, ultimately, went with the better offer, signing a three-year, $120 million deal with the Boston Red Sox.