Crawford’s injury is mildly concerning. He claims he pitched through a knee injury last season and then aggravated the injury in December. Considering it was an injury he dealt with last year as well, it’s not great news that he’s still dealing with it. As of now, the Red Sox are hopeful that Crawford will return in May, but it’s unclear what kind of role he’ll be returning to.

Crawford will open the regular season on the shelf after re-injuring his knee last December. He’s expected to progress to facing hitters in the coming weeks, but is expected to miss most of, if not all, of April. Boston’s starting rotation depth has taken a serious hit this spring, but Crawford should make it back by the start of May, barring any setbacks.

Crawford, 28, is currently dealing with tendinitis in his knee. The right-hander has been able to throw bullpens, but there isn’t likely enough time in the spring sessions to get him ready for the real thing. The good news is Brayan Bello and Lucas Giolito do appear likely ready, so it’s not as big of a hit for the Boston rotation.

Crawford, 28, is battling soreness in his knee while dealing with tendinitis. The right-hander also recently suffered a setback, but it is good news he was able to throw off a mound relatively early in the spring setting. If Crawford is healthy he has the stuff/command to be fantasy relevant, but a trip to the injured list to begin 2025 is obviously possible.