The unthinkable might actually happen. Rumors are exploding across the MLB — the New York Yankees are preparing to sign Boston Red Sox star Alex Bregman, in what could be the most divisive move in franchise history. Inside sources claim General Manager Brian Cashman is “obsessed” with bringing Bregman to the Bronx — even if it means betraying Yankee tradition and igniting a civil war among fans.

Cleveland once burned its jerseys. Now, Yankee Nation might be next. After a crushing season that left New York humiliated and playoff hopes in ashes, Cashman is desperate for a miracle. And Bregman — Boston’s golden boy turned free agent — may be the firestarter he believes can reignite the Bombers’ dynasty.

But make no mistake: this isn’t just another signing. This is a baseball betrayal of biblical proportions. Fans are already fuming. “If Bregman wears pinstripes, I’m DONE!” one lifelong supporter raged on social media. Others argue it’s the bold move the Yankees need to reclaim glory. “If you can’t beat him, buy him,” one fan wrote.

At 32, Bregman still packs a punch — .273 average, 18 homers, 62 RBIs — but critics warn the Yankees could be buying nostalgia, not dominance. An $80 million contract is reportedly on the table, sending shockwaves through the league. Can the Yankees afford another aging star after the Judge and Rodón megadeals?

Even more dramatic — the Dodgers, Cubs, Tigers, and Mariners have entered the bidding war, pushing the price into madness. Executives whisper that Cashman has already cleared cap space by quietly shopping veterans behind the scenes. The message is clear: New York is all-in, whatever the cost.

The countdown is on. Will Bregman commit the ultimate sin by crossing baseball’s fiercest divide? Or will Cashman’s gamble backfire, burning his legacy to the ground? One thing’s certain — if Bregman becomes a Yankee, baseball will never be the same again. Stay tuned. The Bronx is about to erupt.