Garrett Crochet of the Boston Red Sox had a disastrous performance against the Minnesota Twins, allowing 10 earned runs in just five outs. This outing is considered historically poor for a top pitcher.
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Garrett Crochet may have never pitched this poorly in his life.
The Boston Red Sox ace had a historically bad outing on Monday night in Minnesota against the Twins.
Crochet got just five outs. He allowed nine hits and three walks while giving up 10 earned runs.
It's almost unfathomably bad for one of the best pitchers on the planet. It's a stat line that has literally never happened quite like this before, either:
Beneath the surface, things looked very bad, too.
Everything went wrong for Crochet.
His velocity was down more than 1 MPH, per @RedSoxStats.
He also only got three whiffs on 24 swings and gave up eight hard-hit balls, including two homers. He also hit a batter.
It was awful.
Garrett Crochet allowed nine hits, three walks, and gave up 10 earned runs while only recording five outs.
Crochet's recent outing is regarded as historically bad, marking a significant decline from his usual performance as one of the best pitchers.
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