Red Sox Lose Ranger Suárez to Injury, Fall to Astros in Extra Innings
Suarez left after 70 pitches, and the Red Sox said they will monitor the 30-year-old before his next start.
- On Sunday, Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Ranger Suarez exited his start against the Houston Astros after four innings with right hamstring tightness; the team lost 3-1.
- This exit compounds early-season rotation struggles for Boston, which is already missing star ace Garrett Crochet and pitcher Sonny Gray, both on the injured list with shoulder and hamstring injuries.
- Before departing, the 30-year-old left-hander threw 70 pitches, allowing three hits and striking out three across four shutout innings; Suarez expressed optimism post-game, stating he hopes to make his next start.
- Interim manager Chad Tracy confirmed Suarez will not join the upcoming three-game trip to Detroit, with medical staff evaluating the injury; as of Sunday, no MRI is currently planned.
- Suarez, who signed a five-year, $130 million contract in January, previously missed three weeks in 2023 with a similar hamstring strain, raising questions about potential recovery timeline.
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Red Sox starter Ranger Suarez exits game early due to hamstring issue
"They’re going to keep him back with our medical people and we’ll see in the next couple days where we’re at.” The post Red Sox starter Ranger Suarez exits game early due to hamstring issue appeared first on Boston.com.
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Boston starting pitcher Ranger Suarez leaves after the 4th inning with right hamstring tightness.
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