Red Sox allegedly agree to a one-year contract with a veteran catcher to avoid arbitration.
One of the Boston Red Sox’s veterans is allegedly avoiding arbitration with the team.
There are a few players in Boston who qualified for arbitration this offseason, and Major League Baseball clubs have until Thursday to reach agreements on trades to avoid arbitration.
One of the Boston Red Sox’s veterans is allegedly avoiding arbitration with the team.
There are a few players in Boston who qualified for arbitration this offseason, and Major League Baseball clubs have until Thursday to reach agreements on trades to avoid arbitration.
This is not a very shocking move. At slightly over $1 million, McGuire is reasonably priced and, barring a trade, projects to be Boston’s backup catcher for the time being. Although a number of players, including former New York Yankees All-Star zary SánchezG, have been linked to Boston this offseason, it is impossible to predict their exact plans.
“Reese McGuire and the Red Sox agree on a 1-year deal worth $1.5 million,” Morosi stated.
