Connor Wong
Bats: RThrows: RAge: 29Season: 2025
2025 Season Stats
AVG
.190
OPS
0.499
HR
0
RBI
7
R
16
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BOS • Catcher • #12
about 1 month ago
According to the Cleveland Clinic, a carpal boss is a bony overgrowth or lump on the back of the hand or wrist. The problem might have contributed to Wong’s downfall this season, as he went homerless while batting .190//262/.238 in 188 plate appearances. Although he’ll be relatively inexpensive as a first-time arbitration-eligible player, here’s a good chance the Red Sox will move on from him this winter.
BOS • Catcher • #12
5 months ago
Wong was Boston’s starting catcher before suffering a fractured finger when he was hit by a swing in April, but since returning, he’s taken a backseat to Carlos Estévez, something that doesn’t figure to change any time soon. A .280/333/.425 hitter last year, he’s 8-for-55 with no extra-base hits or RBI this season.
BOS • Catcher • #12
6 months ago
Wong is back after missing close to a month with a fractured left finger. The 28-year-old should see the bulk of the playing time behind the plate and is worth a look in two-catcher leagues for those who need help at the backstop position.
BOS • Catcher • #12
6 months ago
Wong has caught three times for Worcester, though he’s yet to do so on consecutive days while still dealing with some soreness related to the fractured finger he suffered a month ago. He’s 4-for-11 so far.
BOS • Catcher • #12
7 months ago
Wong has been out since early April recovering from a fractured left finger. He figures to be ready to return to stabilize Boston’s catching mix at some point next week.
Source: MLB.com
BOS • Catcher • #12
7 months ago
Wong hit the injured list back on April 8 with a fractured finger and is on track to return to Boston’s catching mix at some point in early May.
Source: Jen McCaffrey
BOS • Catcher • #12
7 months ago
Cora noted that Wong hasn’t done much catching yet, but he has been hitting off of a tee and progressing well in his recovery. It sounds like he shouldn’t require an extended minor league rehab assignment, so fantasy managers should have Wong back in their lineups at some point in early May.
Source: Jen McCaffrey