The bug that’s been going around Red Sox camp claimed another victim late Wednesday afternoon. The Red Sox scratched Connor Wong from the starting lineup about an hour before first pitch against the Minnesota Twins.

In the deal to acquire Crochet, catching prospect Kyle Teel was sent to the Chicago White Sox. Additionally, the Red Sox secured Carlos Narvaez from the New York Yankees in December and Blake Sabol from the San Francisco Giants in January.

On a back field at Boston Red Sox camp on Wednesday morning, outfielder Jarren Duran offered catcher Connor Wong a high five. Wong responded with an elbow bump.

Not since the days of Mookie Betts, Xander Bogaerts, Jackie Bradley Jr. and Rafael Devers have the Red Sox had so much excitement surrounding their farm system. With MLB’s second annual Spring Breakout event on tap next week,

The Red Sox will be without their starting shortstop once again when they take on the Twins tonight at JetBlue Park.

The Boston Red Sox have seen multiple injuries to starting pitchers this offseason, but the bullpen could be the real issue.

Lucas Giolito left his first spring training start with a strained left hamstring, so he joins Brayan Bello and Kutter Crawford on the injured list.