Garrett Crochet delivered another brilliant performance for the Red Sox on Sunday as he continues his incredible start to his Boston career.

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Left-handed batters have not had much success against Boston Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet. But the Yankees’ Austin Wells proved to be a worthy adversary.

Red Sox starter Garrett Crochet had one of his best outings of the season on Sunday against the Braves in Atlanta.

“Obviously runners in scoring position tonight was tough,” Crochet said, per MLB .com. “But I think that we have a lot of faith in our offense [that], at any given moment, we’re going to break out and the rest of the season we’re going to forget about these first two months. Eventually, the ball is going to go our way.”

Garrett Crochet entered the storied Red Sox-Yankees rivalry by giving the visitors a commodity that has been lacking of late from the starting rotation: innings. The power lefty wasn’t at his best, bu

Crochet (6-4) earned the win against the Yankees on Saturday, allowing five runs on six hits and one walk while striking out nine batters over six innings. The five earned runs were a season-worst mark for Crochet,

The Red Sox survived Garrett Crochet’s first shaky start in weeks on Saturday, riding 14 hits to a 10-7 win over the Yankees in New York. The win gives Boston a chance to take the series on Sunday in primetime, with righthander Hunter Dobbins set to go on “Sunday Night Baseball” on ESPN.