Red Sox, Crochet talking extension The Red Sox and newly acquired ace Garrett Crochet have discussed a multi-year contract extension, reports MassLive.com. The two sides are not believed to be close to a deal.

The Red Sox are looking to protect their investment as they try to sign Garrett Crochet to a long-term deal after offseason trade.

The Red Sox and the agents for Garrett Crochet have begun talks that could result in a contract extension. But getting there could prove to be a challenge.

Newly-acquired Red Sox lefty Garrett Crochet was in attendance for today's Fenway Fest event in Boston, and he spoke to

The Red Sox acquired Garrett Crochet knowing they wanted to extend him. Initial efforts to that end have begun.

The Red Sox made one of the biggest trade acquisitions of the winter, landing Garrett Crochet from the White Sox for four prospects. Boston apparently has interest in keeping their newly-acquired southpaw for the longer term.

Boston and Crochet agreed to a one-year, 3.8 million deal on Thursday to avoid arbitration, but the player can still ink a larger contract. The post Red Sox, Garrett Crochet have reportedly discussed contract extension appeared first on Boston.

The newest addition to the Red Sox rotation, Garrett Crochet, shared his thoughts on the likelihood of accepting a contract extension.

For the front office of MLB teams, winter is the busiest time of the year. As the Red Sox and Yankees get prepared to renew their rivalry so to speak in 2025, each organization is looking for ways to get even better.