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Red Sox Pitcher Kutter Crawford's Off-Field 'Accident' Requires Season-Ending Wrist Surgery

  • Boston Red Sox pitcher Kutter Crawford will undergo season-ending wrist surgery announced by manager Alex Cora on Wednesday before the Angels series finale.
  • Crawford injured his right wrist off the field in an accident while rehabbing his patellar tendinitis that sidelined him from the start of the 2025 season.
  • The 29-year-old made a team-high 33 starts for the Red Sox in 2024 and logged the most innings pitched on the roster with a 4.36 ERA, all while managing knee discomfort throughout the season.
  • Manager Cora said, "It hasn't been a great year for him" and described Crawford as understandably down, emphasizing the injury was not due to irresponsible behavior.
  • Crawford’s surgery weakens Boston's starting rotation depth as other starters remain injured or rehabbing, making it unlikely he will pitch again this season.
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NBC Boston broke the news in Boston, United States on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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