boston.com is reporting Thursday night that the J.D. Drew contract dispute has been resolved.
Outfielder J.D. Drew will indeed appear in a Red Sox uniform this season. A resolution has been reached on his contract, and an announcement of his signing of a five-year, $70 million deal is expected tomorrow.
If Drew goes on the disabled list for anything related to this finding in the third year of the deal, the Sox can void the final two years of the contract. If he is disabled in the fourth year, the Sox can void the final year of the deal.
The out clause is not triggered if Drew is disabled for any reason other than anything directly connected to the Sox findings on his shoulder.
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