The Boston Red Sox created a serious spring training storyline on Saturday evening. According to a Saturday report from Andrew Parker of SoxProspects, the Red Sox signed seven-year major league veteran catcher Matt Thaiss to a minor-league contract.
An under-discussed story of the Boston Red Sox's offseason is the ongoing search for a new catcher. We know the Red Sox were interested in J.T. Realmuto before he re-signed with the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Boston Red Sox aren't loaded with catching depth with big league upside at the moment. Carlos Narváez had a great rookie year and Connor Wong remains a solid option for the organization when healthy.
With just a few weeks to go until Spring Training kicks off, it sounds like the Boston Red Sox are still in the catcher market. There have been whispers all offseason about Boston's catcher position.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
This season couldn't have been much more of a nightmare for Boston Red Sox catcher Connor Wong. Coming off a strong offensive performance a year ago, Wong looked like the no-doubt starter for the Red Sox when top prospect Kyle Teel was traded in December as part of the package for ace Garrett Crochet.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
When the offseason fully kicks off for the Boston Red Sox, they should have plenty of money at their disposal to throw at this roster after trading Rafael Devers away this past summer.
Over the first three games of the NLDS, the Dodgers have leaned heavily on their starters, both to start & finish out games. Tanner Scott, their closer for much of 2025, has yet to pitch in the postseason for Los Angeles.
On Monday, at the Boston Red Sox's season-ending press conference, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow announced that starting catcher Carlos Narváez would undergo meniscus surgery.
Red Sox catcher Connor Wong went under the knife for a right hand carpal boss excision. The procedure, which the team described as “successful,” was performed earlier this morning by Dr.
With less than a week to go in the regular season, the Boston Red Sox retained some emergency catching depth in their latest roster transaction. Unless Connor Wong or Carlos Narváez gets injured in the final six games, the Red Sox should have their catching tandem set for the postseason.
The Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees completed a rare trade before the 2025 Major League Baseball season that likely has had a bigger impact than either team could've expected.
If you remember the Ali Sánchez era with the Boston Red Sox in a few years, consider yourself a true diehard. Sánchez was a desperation waiver claim for the Red Sox on Aug.
Jeez, what is it with us picking apart every single position on the field? We just seemingly solved first base with Nathaniel Lowe! This catching issue HAS to be talked about though.
That felt like a really apathetic loss. The offense just straight up fell flat with no extra base hits. The managerial decisions just didn’t pay off—namely the Abraham Toro pinch hit for Connor Wong with the bases loaded.
It's the time of year in Major League Baseball when players start to run out of slack. The Boston Red Sox's catching situation was at a crossroads entering this weekend's three-game series against the San Diego Padres.
Boston Red Sox catcher Connor Wong is doing things never done before at the plate, and that's not a good thing. Per Ballpark Buzz on social media: Nobody has fewer RBI than Connor Wong’s 1 RBI (Min 100 ABs).
The Boston Red Sox activated catcher Connor Wong from the 10-day injured list on Friday. Wong broke his left pinkie in a 6-2 home loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on April 7 and went on the IL the following day.
The Boston Red Sox are clearing up the picture in their catcher room. Carlos Narváez now seems poised for the backup role with the latest roster moves.
“Batting third for the Boston Red Sox, the catcher” … Connor Wong? The lone remnant of the infamous Mookie Betts trade is far from your prototypical No.
You should not expect Boston to trade established superstars over money or financial concerns. Yet it happened, and it completely changed the course of history for both the Dodgers and Red Sox.