Alex Cora gives Boston Red Sox injury, starting rotation updates

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CLEVELAND — Lucas Giolito (left hamstring strain) remains on track to make his Red Sox debut Wednesday in Toronto, manager Alex Cora said Sunday.

Garrett Crochet will start the series opener Tuesday. Cora said Tanner Houck is in line to start Thursday after he and Walker Buehler started the two doubleheader games here Saturday.

Buehler, therefore, should start Friday when the Red Sox return home to Boston to play the Twins.

Giolito posted a 5.19 ERA in five rehab starts between Double-A Portland and Triple-A Worcester. But Cora said the veteran righty is “healthy and ready."

Some injury updates:

~ Starter Kutter Crawford (right patellar tendinopathy) flew to Fort Myers on Thursday to resume his rehab there. He will throw one more bullpen session “and then it’s (a) live BP at the end of next week,” Cora said.

~ Starter Richard Fitts (pectoral strain) is playing catch. “I think it’s up to 120 (feet),” Alex Cora said.

~ Outfielder Masataka Yoshida (offseason right shoulder labral repair) is still not close to a rehab assignment, Cora said. “Just taking at-bats down there (Fort Myers) and his throwing program.”



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