Red Sox re-negotiated contract with new reliever Danny Coulombe over concerns with physical
By Christian Arnold
Published on March 19, 2026.
The Boston Red Sox have re-negotiated a contract with lefty lefty Danny Coulombe due to concerns about his physical health. The deal, originally worth $2.25 million, now pays him $1 million, with an active roster bonus totalling to bring the total to $3.5 million. The issue was not disclosed publicly.
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