Red Sox' Garrett Crochet Acknowledges Contract Implications of Injury
Summary
Garrett Crochet, a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, says it will likely be impossible for him to return from his left shoulder injury before August 23. His contract includes a key date tied to injury time that could affect how long he stays with the team, but Crochet is okay with staying longer if needed.Key Facts
- Garrett Crochet has a left shoulder injury and has been on the injured list since April 29.
- He believes he probably won’t return before August 23, 2024.
- A clause in his contract says that if he spends 120 straight days on the injured list due to an arm problem, he cannot opt out after 2030.
- Instead, this clause gives the Red Sox a $15 million option to keep him for the 2032 season.
- If Crochet spends another month on the injured list, the team gains two extra years of control over his contract.
- Crochet said he is fine with staying longer in Boston and supports the team’s plan.
- He wants to return healthy and help the Red Sox during their winning streak.
- The Red Sox were on a 14-game winning streak before their doubleheader against the Baltimore Orioles.
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