Crochet Skips WBC, Focuses on Red Sox Success
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Garrett Crochet, the Boston Red Soxs ace left-hander, made a strategic decision to skip the World Baseball Classic this year. After a breakout season in 2021, Crochet prioritized pacing himself for the long haul, citing his high workload, new fatherhood, and desire for a standard spring training buildup. In his latest Grapefruit League outing, Crochet showcased his skills, hitting 96 mph on his fastball and averaging 94.9 mph. With two more spring starts left before Opening Day, Crochet and the Red Sox are focused on competing and aiming for October success and potentially a parade in November.
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