Red Sox' Garrett Crochet was not close to his best, but still plenty good enough
Briefly

In a game against the Chicago White Sox, Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet struggled with his mechanics but still managed to pitch six shutout innings. Crochet acknowledged his difficulties, noting the need for improvement in his tempo and pitch accuracy. Despite feeling he wasn't at his best, the fact that he could shut down the opponent highlighted his potential. His self-awareness and determination to reach his own high standards were evident, even as he faced challenges on the mound during a tense game that ultimately went to 10 innings.
"Bad counts, I need to get back to throwing through the target instead of to the target... it's easy for me to find the adjustment in my tempo."
"When Crochet is able to blank an opponent for six innings while feeling out of sorts with his mechanics is a positive sign."
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