The deadline for MLB clubs to tender contracts to players under team control isn’t until Friday, but the Red Sox took care of some important business early.

The Red Sox announced Thursday that they have agreed to a one-year contract with catcher Connor Wong. The deal allows the two sides to avoid salary arbitration and likely ensures Wong will return as Boston’s back-up catcher in 2026.

According to Channel 7’s Ari Alexander, the deal is for $1.375 million.

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With the signing, the Red Sox now only have four arbitration-eligible players remaining.

Originally expected to serve as Boston’s starter heading into 2025, Wong endured a challenging season plagued by injuries and inconsistency at the plate. Wong batted .190 with a .500 OPS in 63 games and did not record his first

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