Garrett Crochet Gets Real About Chances of Red Sox Return
Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet is getting real about his potential return to the club this season.
Garrett Crochet, the Boston Red Sox pitcher, is optimistic about a return to the team's lineup this season, but he understands it may not be as a starting pitcher. "What could I build up to, max? Probably two innings, just looking at the schedule based on when I started throwing and being smart about it," Crochet said prior to his club's game against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
The Red Sox have successfully filled the void left by his absence, with their starting rotation boasting a 3.92 ERA and contributions from players like Payton Tolle, Jake Bennett, Sonny Gray, and Ranger Suarez. However, due to various setbacks including left shoulder inflammation, capsule strain, and lat strain, Crochet may not be able to return in time to impact the team's current rotation.
Despite the challenges, Crochet remains hopeful, stating, "I'm quite hopeful," but he cautions against premature celebration for himself or the organization.
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