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Who is most at risk of being non-tendered by the Red Sox this offseason? That and other reader questions answered in this week's Herald mailbag.

Mac Cerullo of the Boston Herald examines the Boston Red Sox's looming offseason 40-man roster crunch and arbitration decisions following the end of their 2026 campaign. Facing an influx of seven players returning from the 60-day injured list, Cerullo highlights outfielder Jarren Duran as a potential non-tender or trade candidate given his projected $11.1 million arbitration salary.
Cerullo also identifies Kutter Crawford, Triston Casas, Romy Gonzalez, and Andruw Monasterio as other notable arbitration-eligible players who could face roster uncertainty. The writer argues that clearing salary from players like Duran could help Boston target high-profile additions such as free-agent outfielder Randy Arozarena.
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