Garrett Crochet's extension with the Red Sox is a bold bet on his ace potential
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In the latest episode of "Baseball Bar-B-Cast," hosts discussed Garrett Crochet's surprising six-year, $170 million extension with the Boston Red Sox. This move stems from Crochet's potential to become a top-tier pitcher, despite his limited track record and injury issues, especially considering his rapid rise during a pandemic-affected minor league season. After performing impressively as the White Sox's starter, the extension represents both teams' expectation of a bright future together, although Crochet's injury history poses questions about long-term viability and performance consistency.
At the time, on this very podcast, we laughed at that, saying what are they thinking? What is going on?
This is betting on a small sample of what he did last year and the fact that he is only 26 years old.
Crochet was simply marvelous in his first year as a starter in 2024, arguably the lone bright spot on a historically horrible White Sox team.
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