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Justin Slaten likely done for season with elbow inflammation

Justin Slaten likely done for season with elbow inflammation
Red Sox reliever Justin Slaten is likely done for the season · livemint.com

Justin Slaten is a baseball pitcher for the Boston Red Sox.

His right elbow has been hurting, so doctors found changes in part of the muscles near the elbow.

He will receive an injection to help treat the problem.

His manager said Slaten will probably not pitch again this season.

Slaten has appeared in 36 games this year.

Another pitcher, Garrett Crochet, practiced throwing and will be watched for signs of progress.

Crochet has been recovering from shoulder and back-area injuries.

Tyron Guerrero may return to the team soon after his shoulder injury.

Key facts

Player
Justin Slaten
Team
Boston Red Sox
Injury
Right elbow inflammation with degenerative changes in the flexor mass
Treatment
Platelet-rich plasma injection
2025 record
2-4 with a 4.60 ERA in 36 appearances
Last appearance
A scoreless inning at Toronto on Aug. 12
Other injury updates
Garrett Crochet threw about 30 pitches; Tyron Guerrero is eligible for activation Wednesday

Quotes

Chad Tracy

Boston Red Sox interim manager

“There was some degenerative changes in the flexor mass. So he’s going to be down. He’s going to get a (platelet-rich plasma) injection and likely going to end his season.”
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“Everything went well, so we’ll wait and see on the next steps.”
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