As the regular season approaches, the Boston Red Sox still have an important piece of business to check off. In December, the Red Sox acquired their new number-one starting pitcher, Garrett Crochet, in a trade that sent four top prospects to the Chicago White Sox.

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.

Before he was traded from the White Sox, he was quite particular in what he wanted from his next organization.

Garrett Crochet doesn't want extension talks with the Red Sox to bleed into the season, changing his recent tune.

Garrett Crochet has set a deadline for extension talks with the Red Sox. Who else could Craig Breslow look to pay before Opening Day?

When the Red Sox went and signed Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million contract, it created some drama. Rafael Devers came out in defense of his career, stating he was not looking to hand third base to Bregman.

Garrett Crochet discusses his future with the Boston Red Sox and his stance on contract extension talks during the season. The post Garrett Crochet Makes Important Decision on Red Sox Contract Talks appeared first on Heavy Sports.

In early January, the Red Sox reportedly approached Garret Crochet to discuss a contract extension, and there seemed to be mutual interest. However, time is ticking, and the 2025 MLB season is fast approaching,

Ever since they swung a deal with the White Sox to land prized southpaw Garrett Crochet back in December, extending

Garrett Crochet is putting the pressure on the Boston Red Sox to reach an agreement on a contract extension with a set deadline, and by impressing with each spring training start.