After months of speculation — frankly, it felt more like years — the White Sox indeed traded young All-Star lefty Garrett Crochet. They received four youngsters from the Red Sox in return, including that organization’s fourth- and fifth-ranked prospects.

The White Sox dealt Crochet earlier this week to the Boston Red Sox, acquiring four of the Red Sox' top 14 prospects.

MLB's No. 25 prospect Kyle Teel discussed how he found out the Red Sox were trading him to the White Sox. Read more on Boston.com.

The Red Sox have acquired hard-throwing left-handed starting pitcher Garrett Crochet in a trade with the Chicago White Sox, the teams announced Wednesday. The return for the White Sox is catcher Kyle Teel,

Crochet, 25, is coming off a standout 2024 season for the White Sox – one in which he pitched as a member of a big-league rotation for the first time.

The Boston Red Sox kicked their offseason into hyperdrive when they swung a massive trade for Garrett Crochet. However, it wasn’t the only trade the Red Sox made before the calendar flipped to 2025. Utility man Enmanuel Valdez has been dealt to the Pittsburgh Pirates for pitcher Joe Vogatsky,

The Pittsburgh Pirates are reportedly open to trading Jared Jones, and their asking price should inspire a phone call from Craig Breslow and the Boston Red Sox.

There was definitely a lot of relief when it finally came to fruition and I got the call from (Chicago White Sox GM Chris) Getz,” Crochet said. “and (Red Sox chief baseball

The MLB trade market keeps surprising us, and one of the most intriguing moves this offseason was undoubtedly the trade of Garrett Crochet from the Chicago White Sox to the Boston Red Sox. The young lefty is thrilled about his new team and especially the chance to pitch at the legendary Fenway Park.