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Red Sox Pitcher Garrett Crochet Says Lat Strain Worse Than Initial Low-Grade Diagnosis
Garrett Crochet has not pitched since April 25 and now faces further testing after shoulder tightness followed a May 26 simulated game. The left-hander is under a six-year, $170 million contract signed before the 2026 season.
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" Crochet has not appeared in a major league game since April 25. 30 ERA in his first six starts of the 2026 season before the injury. " Crochet last pitched in a simulated game on May 26 and felt tightness in the shoulder afterward.
"I have no idea," Crochet told The Boston Globe when asked when he would be able to play catch. Manager Chad Tracy said Crochet would undergo further testing later this week. 59 ERA in his first season with the Red Sox.
The team signed him to a six-year, $170 million contract that began in 2026.
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