Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet showcased some incredible toughness during Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Twins.

Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet took a line drive to the nose but stayed in the game during a 5–4 loss to the Twins.

Maikel Garcia hit two of Kansas City’s franchise-record seven home runs, a rare long-ball barrage that enabled the Royals to beat the Baltimore Orioles 11-6 on Sunday.

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora provided an injury update on starting pitcher Garrett Crochet after a scary comebacker vs.

Byron Buxton opened Sunday's game against the Red Sox with a home run on the first pitch. It took five scoreless innings for the Twins to get back in the scoring column, but some late-game offense ...

Garrett Crochet remained in the game after getting evaluated on the mound, but it was still a scary situation for the Red Sox ...

Garrett Crochet avoided a potentially serious injury with quick reflexes. The Boston Red Sox pitcher was clipped in the nose ...

Harrison Bader hit a go-ahead double off the Green Monster in the eighth inning, and the Minnesota Twins took the weekend ...

With nobody out in the top of the fourth inning Sunday, Crochet faced Twins shortstop Carlos Correa. Correa hit a comebacker straight toward Crochet, and it struck the pitcher on the nose. Second ...

Garrett Crochet put together a solid outing despite being grazed in the nose by a line drive, but the Red Sox bullpen blew ...