In their recent matchup against the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Boston Red Sox faced a tough defeat, losing 5-2. Connor Wong, the backup catcher, made headlines with his first extra-base hit of the season, a double, contributing to his overall performance of one hit in three at-bats. Wong, who has had a challenging season, especially after a stint on the injured list due to a fractured left pinky, has struggled offensively. His current season stats show a disappointing .151 batting average and a .392 OPS. Meanwhile, rookie Carlos Narváez has emerged as a strong contender for the starting catcher role, boasting a .778 OPS and excellent defensive skills. As Wong continues to navigate his role, the Red Sox are reportedly exploring trade options for a catcher, including interest in Dodgers' Dalton Rushing and former Sox player Christian Vázquez, indicating a potential shake-up in the roster ahead of the trade deadline.