This morning, we asked whether the Red Sox were ready to give Romy Gonzalez another chance. From his point of view, he’s ready to go. After acknowledging
Justin Slaten likely will miss the rest of the season after being on the injured list the past month because of right elbow inflammation. Garrett Crochet threw about 30 pitches as he continues to progress.
The Boston Red Sox are going to have some very interesting decisions to make in two weeks. Barring some sort of last-minute surprise, the Red Sox are destined for a rematch with the New York Yankees in the American League Wild Card Series.
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Boston Red Sox fans are buzzing about lefty ace Garrett Crochet, and rightfully so. Crochet hasn't pitched in a big league game since April 25 due to shoulder and lat injuries, but the idea of a return is getting more and more real by the day.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
The Boston Red Sox are currently second in the American League wild-card race, and they are sure hoping starting pitcher Garret Crochet can return for the postseason.
Boston Red Sox have received encouraging news concerning Garrett Crochet as they prepare to open their three-game series against the Kansas City Royals at Fenway Park.
Boston Red Sox star pitcher Garrett Crochet is recovering from a shoulder injury. While the hope is that Crochet can return either later this season or for the postseason, he is not expected to return as a starting pitcher this year.
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The Boston Red Sox finally have movement on the Garrett Crochet injury front, with a return this season still possible despite an uncertain recovery timeline.
Wouldn't it be fitting if, of all the pitchers on the Boston Red Sox, it was Garrett Crochet who got the biggest outs of a playoff series to send the New York Yankees packing this fall?
The Boston Red Sox may be feeling like gambling men. Boston could potentially trot out injured star pitcher Garrett Crochet in the first round of the playoffs, Tim Healey of The Boston Globe reported on Monday.
The Boston Red Sox are on a collision course for the Wild Card round, just as they found themselves in last season. After a lights-out start from their ace Garrett Crochet to claim game one, last year’s squad bowed out of the postseason following two straight losses to the series host New York Yankees.
The Boston Red Sox guaranteed themselves at least a series tie against the Baltimore Orioles on Friday night. Boston has taken care of business so far.
The Boston Red Sox could turn to Garrett Crochet as a reliever if the left-hander returns this season, and Jonathan Papelbon believes the club should take advantage of any innings he can provide.
Garrett Crochet watch is about to take a significant turn for the Boston Red Sox. On Wednesday, Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy shared that the big lefty is expected to toss his first official bullpen session as he attempts to push for a late-season return, as shared on X by The Boston Globe's Tim Healey.
For close to a month, Garrett Crochet has been making his way back to the Boston Red Sox from injury. On Tuesday, Crochet was seen throwing off the mound in the bullpen at Fenway Park, per Rob Bradford of WEEI.
The Boston Red Sox have spent the majority of the 2026 season without staff ace Garrett Crochet. Crochet, 27, landed on the injured list on April 29 with left shoulder inflammation, and a setback in his rehab further delayed his return to the field.
A lot has happened for the Boston Red Sox since Garrett Crochet last stepped on the mound. The 27-year-old ace threw his last outing on April 25, going six strong innings, allowing just three hits, no runs, and punching out seven in a 17-1 rout of the Orioles in Baltimore.
If Garrett Crochet comes back this season, it’ll be in short relief. Last year’s AL Cy Young runner-up tells Chris Cotillo of MassLive that it’d “a million percent” be a bullpen return if he’s able to make it back before year’s end.
Boston Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet has not pitched since late April due to left shoulder inflammation and lat tightness, but the Red Sox received a positive injury update on the 27-year-old on Tuesday as he has commenced a light-throwing program.
Placed on the injured list on April 26 with left shoulder inflammation and left lat tightness, Crochet was moved to the 60-day injured list on June 5.
Red Sox left-hander Garrett Crochet hasn’t pitched since April and it doesn’t appear as though he’ll be back anytime soon. The left tells Tim Healey of The Boston Globe that he is targeting a return in time for the playoffs.
Garrett Crochet provided an update on Wednesday regarding the status of his lat injury. The 26-year-old southpaw on the Boston Red Sox said that his lat injury is "a lot worse than we thought."
Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet is dealing with lingering soreness in his lat area, and as a result Crochet’s throwing progression has been halted. The left-hander
The Boston Red Sox's season continues to trend downward, as their ace, left-hander Garrett Crochet, is headed to the injured list.
It's only April, but the sky is falling for the Boston Red Sox.
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