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Seven catchers are present in the Red Sox’s big league spring training camp. Roberto Pérez, the two-time Gold Glove winner, is among the four non-roster invitees, while three are part of the 40-man roster.
Pérez and Mark Kolozsvary were both signed by Boston to minor league contracts that included invites to major league camps. Pérez, 35, has participated in 516 major league games and was awarded Gold Gloves by Cleveland in 2019 and 2020. Kolozsvary will play in 11 major league games in 2021–2022.

Boston’s 40-man roster includes Tyler Heineman, Riley McGuire, and Connor Wong. After splitting the responsibilities on Opening Day last season, Wong and McGuire are the front-runners to be included on the squad. McGuire played in 72 games in 23 compared to Wong’s 126 appearances.
In contrast, Heineman has made 104 appearances in four seasons (2019–20, 2022–23).On February 2, Boston acquired him for monetary considerations from the Mets.
Each of the four catchers will fight for a spot on the Opening Day roster. Is Pérez and Heineman vying with McGuire for the No. 2 catcher position? Cora was asked.
Cora retorted, “They’re challenging everybody,” meaning that Wong is in the running for a position.

Here, we’re in competition. Furthermore, nothing is supplied,” Cora continued. It goes without saying that McGuire and Wong were excellent players the previous season. I think they matured. They’ve completed another season, particularly Connor. first whole season in his company. and juggling a staff that was inconsistent. Both pleasant and bad months passed us by. And it was a worthwhile educational experience. Reese joined our team in 2022, and although he had some ups and downs last year, we still have faith in him. We have a solid catching unit at the end, in my opinion, so let’s see what the following six weeks hold.