Red Sox Catcher Drama: Wong Steps In, Narvaez on Deck

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I'm Cory with the story.

Boston Red Sox catchers making headlines early this season.

Connor Wong caught Tuesday night against the Astros.

Carlos Narbias was lined up to start Wednesday afternoon, but got scratched last minute.

Manager Alex Cory hinted it's disciplinary, saying it's the right call even if it happens early.

Narbias confirmed it's not an injury issue.

He's been solid in his three games so far, going four for nine with a strong on-base plus, slugging around 889.

That includes pairing well with starter Garrett Crochet.

Cory kept it straight forward, noting stuff like this pops up in every clubhouse.

Narbias gets it too, no excuses from him.

Fans wondering if this shakes up the catcher rotation behind the plate.

Wong stepping in smooth, catching Crochet now.

Last year he started slow on extra-base hits in RBIs,

but he's got those quick this time around in just three outings.

Red Sox handling it like pros, keeping the line up tight while sorting the backstop spot.

Eyes on how Narbias bounces back next.