It may only be spring training, but if Wednesday’s performance was any indication, Boston Red Sox fans are going to enjoy watching Garrett Crochet pitch this season.

Once the Boston Red Sox sort things out with Rafael Devers and Alex Bregman, they will still have to settle on a temporary fifth starting pitcher and decide how to handle their top prospects' impending promotions.

The Red Sox's new pitcher has enjoyed the camaraderie with his teammates and the support of the fans during spring training.

Rafael Devers, who was expected to make his spring training debut for the Red Sox on Tuesday, told manager Alex Cora that he didn't feel ready and has pushed it back.

Rafael Devers has yet to make his Spring Training debut, as he has been recovering from a shoulder injury that ended his 2024 season prematurely. The three-time All-Star appeared set to make his first appearance of 2025 this week, however, he suffered a setback during batting practice.

Walker Buehler was sharp in his first start of spring training with the Red Sox, pitching two scoreless innings in Fort Myers.

Marcelo Mayer, Roman Anthony and Kristian Campbell have dynamic skills and are hoping to make Red Sox this spring

Crochet's dominant start to his Red Sox career should have Red Sox fans clamoring for Craig Breslow and Co. to get an extension done while they still can.

Rafael Devers won’t make his Grapefruit League debut on Wednesday after all. Though the Red Sox slugger arrived in camp several weeks earlier than the official report date, he’s behind

If the Boston Red Sox want to keep Garrett Crochet with the organization beyond the 2026 Major League Baseball season, they surely are going to need to open up the checkbook. Boston acquired Crochet from the Chicago White Sox during the offseason in a trade that sent Kyle Teel,