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The Boston Red Sox made several roster changes before their series finale against the Detroit Tigers, placing Vaughn Grissom and Romy González on the 10-day injured list and recalling Bobby Dalbec and Jamie Westbrook from Triple A-Worcester. Additionally, Garrett Whitlock was moved to the 60-day IL following elbow surgery.
Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Whitlock will miss the rest of the 2024 season and potentially much of 2025 due to an elbow injury that may require either an internal bracing procedure or Tommy John surgery. Whitlock's last game was on April 16, and his injury resurfaced after a rehab start in May. The same surgeon and physical therapist from his 2019 surgery will handle his current treatment.
Red Sox pitcher Garrett Whitlock is headed to the 15-day injured list due to a slight left oblique strain, despite his initial reluctance to be sidelined. Manager Alex Cora credited the team's head athletic trainer for recognizing the injury and emphasized the importance of being cautious with Whitlock's health. Whitlock's strong start to the season, with a 1-0 record and 1.96 ERA, makes his quick return from the IL crucial for the Red Sox.
Red Sox pitcher Garrett Whitlock has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to a left oblique strain, with left-hander Joe Jacques being recalled to take his spot on the roster. Whitlock's strong start to the season has been interrupted by this injury, adding to the Red Sox's rotation challenges as they deal with other pitching absences. The team is considering options to replace Whitlock in the rotation, including veteran Chase Anderson and minor league pitchers.
Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Whitlock made mid-game adjustments to dominate the Seattle Mariners, relying more on sinkers and fastballs to secure a 5-1 win. Manager Alex Cora praised Whitlock and catcher Reese McGuire for recognizing the need for change, while Whitlock acknowledged the need to improve his adaptability as a starter. Despite initial doubts, Whitlock's performance suggests potential for success in the starting rotation if he can continue making effective adjustments.
The Boston Red Sox have finalized their starting rotation for the upcoming season, with Tanner Houck and Garrett Whitlock securing spots alongside Brayan Bello, Nick Pivetta, and Kutter Crawford. Meanwhile, Cooper Criswell, despite pitching well in spring training, has been optioned to Triple A Worcester to remain stretched out as a starter. Manager Alex Cora expressed confidence in the rotation and praised the adjustments made by Houck and Whitlock, emphasizing their roles as starters. Additionally, Josh Winckowski may also join Triple A as a reserve starter, as the team's starting pitching depth in the minors is limited.
The Boston Red Sox provided updates on several injured players, including Garrett Whitlock, who is set to begin a minor league rehab assignment next week and could return to the team in a multi-inning relief role. Tanner Houck and Chris Sale are also nearing returns, potentially creating a rotation logjam. Meanwhile, outfielder Alex Verdugo was scratched from the lineup for non-injury reasons, and Yankees pitcher Luis Severino's future in the rotation is uncertain. Mets catcher Omar Narvaez expects to exercise his player option for next season, and the Marlins will welcome back Eury Perez to their rotation on Monday.
The Boston Red Sox have placed right-hander Garrett Whitlock on the 15-day injured list due to right elbow inflammation. Whitlock left Sunday's game early due to elbow tightness, and while the team is not overly concerned, his absence adds to the rotation's current shortage. With Chris Sale and Tanner Houck already on the injured list, the Red Sox have been relying on a four-man rotation and bullpen days. Left-hander James Paxton was also placed on the paternity list, further depleting the pitching staff. Whitlock's ongoing injury setbacks hinder his progress as a starting pitcher, as he had previously transitioned from a successful rookie season as a reliever.
The Boston Red Sox have made four roster moves, placing pitcher Garrett Whitlock on the 15-day injured list due to right elbow inflammation and placing James Paxton on paternity leave. Lefty Brandon Walter and righty Tayler Scott have been recalled from Triple-A Worcester to fill the roster spots. The Red Sox are optimistic that Whitlock's injury is not serious.
The Boston Red Sox aim to complete a series sweep over the Toronto Blue Jays as they face off in the final game of their three-game set. The Blue Jays turn to ace Kevin Gausman to try and salvage a win, but the Red Sox offense has come alive, scoring 12 runs in the first two games. Gausman has been solid in his recent outings, but the Red Sox will look to continue their offensive momentum.
The Boston Red Sox hope to extend their winning streak to seven games with a victory over the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday. Jarren Duran will replace Adam Duvall and bat leadoff, while Garrett Whitlock will be on the mound for Boston. The Twins will have Sonny Gray as their starting pitcher.
The Boston Red Sox rallied for five runs in the seventh inning to beat the Colorado Rockies 6-3 at Fenway Park. The win prevented a sweep by the Rockies and gave the Red Sox some momentum heading into their next series against the New York Yankees. Garrett Whitlock pitched seven strong innings for the Red Sox, while Rob Refsnyder's two-run triple was the key hit in the rally. The Red Sox are now one game under .500 and hope to start a sustained run of wins.
Rob Refsnyder's performance helped the Boston Red Sox to a 6-3 win over the Colorado Rockies, with Refsnyder setting the tempo early on with a single and stolen base in the first inning, and later hitting a key triple in the seventh inning to break a 2-2 deadlock. Pitchers Garrett Whitlock and Josh Winckowski held down the Rockies' offense, while catcher Connor Wong threw out a base runner and has now nabbed 11-of-33 base stealers on the season. The Red Sox have an off day before facing the New York Yankees for a three-game weekend set.
The Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 3-2 in the first game of their three-game series, with Garrett Whitlock pitching 6 1/3 innings and the bullpen shutting down the Yankees to secure the win. Rafael Devers hit a solo home run and Triston Casas knocked in the first run of the game for the Red Sox.
The Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 3-2 in a tense game at Yankee Stadium, with right-hander Garrett Whitlock outdueling Gerrit Cole. Whitlock allowed two runs in 6 1/3 innings and struck out a season-high six, while Rafael Devers hit a home run off Cole in the sixth inning. With the win, Boston improved to .500 at 32-32.