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The Red Sox officially announced Garrett Crochet's six-year, $170 million extension Tuesday afternoon. It includes a big salary in the opt-out year (2031).

When the Boston Red Sox traded for Garrett Crochet at the Winter Meetings in December, they did so knowing he had two years under team control before hitting free agency. With the asking price for ...

Because of his lack of bulk numbers, Crochet will make only $3.8 million ... not include any deferrals and keeping him from reaching free agency after the 2026 season. The Red Sox saw enough ...

"I can't wait to wear this uniform for a number of years ... have gotten more money had he waited and hit free agency in two years. But Crochet wants to be part of something special in Boston.

BOSTON — Instant reactions from a 4-3 loss for the Red Sox (14-13), who watched Garrett Crochet struggle for ... 2-for-23 with eight walks (a good number) and seven strikeouts over the seven ...

BALTIMORE — Garrett Crochet is set to be a member of the Red ... commitments to them and then supplementing that group via free agency or trade. That’s a recipe we’ll continue to embrace ...

The Red Sox landed their number one starter in a ... 2024 and was only two years away from free agency at the time. However, there was a rumor that Crochet and his team had reasonable expectations ...

"Heaven knows I've criticized them, as have a number of other people in recent years, for their lack of spending."@Ken_Rosenthal explains why Garrett ... eight seasons. Free, daily sports updates ...

Everyone is entitled to their opinions, but to be perfectly honest, Parello is off base on a number ... That's why Crochet, who is a year and a half younger than Ragans, was scheduled to hit free ...

The Boston Red Sox took care of some crucial business on Monday night with the Garrett Crochet extension. But in Major League Baseball, we must always be conditioned to ask, "what's next?