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The Boston Red Sox have reached an agreement with left-handed pitcher Garrett Crochet for a three-year contract extension, solidifying his place in their pitching rotation. This deal, which was finalized in March 2025, signals the team’s commitment to long-term success, with Crochet playing a pivotal role in their pitching staff.
Crochet, who was acquired by the Red Sox in December 2024 from the Chicago White Sox, had an impressive 2024 season, posting a 3.58 ERA over 146 innings, with 209 strikeouts. His addition to the Red Sox’s bullpen and rotation was seen as a key move to bolster the team’s pitching depth. Recognized for his powerful fastball and sharp slider, Crochet quickly became a player to watch, and the Red Sox were eager to lock him down for the future.
The three-year contract extension includes significant incentives tied to performance, showing mutual trust between the Red Sox and Crochet. The deal also gives the Red Sox flexibility, as it covers his prime years while also allowing the team to make decisions based on his performance and health. For Crochet, the extension provides long-term security while allowing him to focus on his craft.
Red Sox general manager Craig Breslow expressed excitement about the agreement, noting that the extension reflects the team’s belief in Crochet’s potential and their vision for building a strong and competitive roster. The team is optimistic that the agreement will set the stage for Crochet to continue developing into a key asset as they aim to compete in the American League.
Fans can expect to see Crochet as a key contributor to the Red Sox’s pitching staff in the coming seasons, with both the team and player looking forward to the next chapter of their partnership.
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