Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet got his first assist of the season against the Minnesota Twins With nobody out in the top of the fourth inning Sunday Crochet faced Twins shortstop Carlos Correa Correa hit a comebacker straight toward Crochet Second baseman Kristian Campbell picked up the ball and threw Correa out The thoroughly strange play was scored 1-4-3 with Crochet getting credit for an assist because he touched the ball—albeit nasally and he was checked by the trainer before play resumed Garrett Crochet ended up getting clipped right on the nose. Terrifying, but seems like he dodged a bullet.Just struck out Jonah Bride. pic.twitter.com/wwdgOGn5cT A close-up of the play revealed how close Crochet was to a possible serious injury Garrett Crochet must have had the biggest sneeze of his life after this pic.twitter.com/7lwXNk0msP Crochet's eight assists last season with the Chicago White Sox were a career high but it's a near certainty that none of them were quite as painful as this one The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER And he managed five innings of 1-run ball despite a scary line drive that deflected off his cheek and nose during inning number four manager Alex Cora provided a brief but positive injury update on the key rotational arm Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Garrett Crochet pitched against the Minnesota Twins at Fenway Park on May 4 "Yeah, the ball hit [Crochet]. The ball hit him in the nose," Cora first confirmed during the postgame press conference (video via WEEI's Tom Carroll) He also revealed that Crochet's nose is not broken obviously grinded through the last [inning]," the Red Sox manager added it just made sense [to take him out after five] so we moved on to the next level and [we] just weren't able to finish it." A reporter went on to question Cora on Crochet's performance as a whole specifically asking about his "command" and overall efficiency After admitting that Crochet's 2 walks "put him in a bad spot," Cora said that the Red Sox starter "didn't realize" his pitch count was so high and then he had to work hard to get the outs in the fifth," the manager concluded.  Cora was not concerned with Crochet's velocity being a "tick" lower on Sunday Crochet allowed 4 hits and 1 earned run (a first-inning home run) versus the Twins Advertise with us • Contact Us • RTI Team Former Tennessee pitcher Garrett Crochet brushed off a batted ball to the face while on the mound on Sunday afternoon but Crochet still remained on the mound while others may have checked out to the dugout The incident came on a 2-1 pitch in the top of the fourth inning with the Red Sox leading the Twins 3-1 Crochet delivered a sinker with empty bases which was shot back up the middle by Minnesota shortstop Carlos Correa The ball made contact with Crochet’s nose as his head was turning who made the play from the shortstop side of the second base bag pitched a no-hit inning in the fifth with two walks Crochet ended his day of work with four hits and one earned run in five innings on the mound but the Twins were able to find four runs late in the game to take the 5-4 victory In his first season with the Red Sox here in 2025 Crochet is posting a career-best 2.02 ERA through eight starts The former Vol is also tallying a 2.8 K/BB ratio and has only allowed 11 earned runs in 49 innings of work Crochet played his first four seasons with the Chicago White Sox before signing with the Red Sox last offseason The Mississippi native was drafted out of the University of Tennessee with the 11th overall pick in the 2020 MLB Draft Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Kawasaki’s Garrett Gerloff is sure he’s making progress but that it’s not yet showing in the results Garrett Gerloff, 2025 Italian WorldSBK, grid. Credit: Gold and Goose. © Gold & Goose The Italian WorldSBK was a strong event for Garrett Gerloff in 2024 but having switched to Kawasaki over the winter the American found dramatically different results Gerloff was in the top-10 in all three races at Cremona in 2024 on the Bonovo BMW But this year’s event saw him go 15-15-12 across the three races taking only five points away from the weekend was not much slower than the time that saw him finish fourth in Race 2 last year: a 34:42.419 this year versus a 34:41.715 last September It’s a 0.7-second regression on the stopwatch and a drop of eight places on the results sheet for Gerloff but the American nonetheless was positive about his Sunday in Cremona “It was a really good final day at Cremona in the end,” Gerloff said “We are still far back from where we would like to be we are racing with other guys and making passes I am there more than in the last couple of races but it is not showing 100 per cent in the results yet – but we are making progress “I am happy today and thanks to the team for all the hard work Gerloff now sits 17th in the World Superbike riders’ standings, his 12th place in Race 2 matching his best result of 2025, achieved in both long races at Portimao. Alex WhitworthJournalist Alex joined the Crash.net team in August of 2024 having covered consumer and racing motorcycle news at Visordown for two years © Crash Media Group Ltd 2025.The total or partial reproduction of text photographs or illustrations is not permitted in any form the Boston Red Sox have played the same kind of game nearly on repeat Garrett Crochet didn’t have his best stuff and had to shake off a scary moment when he was struck in the face by a Carlos Correa comebacker but the left-hander still gave the Red Sox a chance to win the offense failed to add onto an early lead and relievers Garrett Whitlock and Justin Slaten faltered for the third time this past week as the Minnesota Twins beat the Red Sox 5-4 to win the series the Red Sox dropped back-to-back games with Slaten taking the losses in games the team had a late lead The Red Sox are tied with the Phillies with eight blown saves Whitlock took over in the sixth with a 3-1 lead after Crochet had allowed one run on four hits and two walks over five innings while striking out six issuing a leadoff walk to Harrison Bader and a one-out single to Christian Vázquez before allowing a two-out two-run single from Ryan Jeffers to tie the score Jeffers had been hitting .400 with two out and runners in scoring position entering the at-bat recorded two outs and then allowed a Bader double to score the go-ahead run “It’s three games in a row now where again I felt like I’ve had really good stuff,” Slaten said but it’s not happening in the two-strike counts and that’s what matters most and that’s the most frustrating part about it is that I feel like I’m shooting myself in the foot when I get to those positions and not executing.” There was one bullpen bright spot this week as the Red Sox could pull no closer than 5-4 against the Twins bullpen A struggling bullpen hasn’t been Boston’s only issue in this recent slide that has seen the team lose four of its last five and seven of its last 11 games An inconsistent offense has also played a major role The Red Sox have shown an ability to break out offensively but have been far too streaky and have bunched their runs early in games the Red Sox have scored 89 runs in the first four innings while just 75 in innings four through eight they’ve failed to keep adding throughout the game Wilyer Abreu reached on a single that he dropped into left field in front of Larnach and then David Hamilton hit a sacrifice bunt to move the runners into scoring position Carlos Narváez bounced a single over the third baseman into left The rally was the product of excellent situational hitting The Red Sox cashed in another scoring opportunity in the third when Gonzalez added a sacrifice fly to make it 3-1 aside from an Abreu solo homer in the eighth Jarren Duran and Rafael Devers went down in order on seven total pitches and the Twins took the lead off Slaten in the top of the eighth Cora didn’t have much of an explanation for the inconsistency of his team’s offense “(Minnesota’s) bullpen is really good and after the fifth inning they could bring in their guys,” Cora said that’s the most important thing,” he added the lack of consistent offense has become a worrisome trend moving Kristian Campbell into the cleanup spot who won American League Rookie of the Month for April missed the last three games with right rib discomfort Campbell entered the day hitting .301 with a .902 OPS in 29 games along with 11 multi-hit games With Trevor Story struggling at the plate and Triston Casas out for the year Cora hinted Campbell might remain in the four-hole “Just trying something different,” he said before the game “Putting all those bats together I think is going to help I’m not saying this is the route we will go Casas started the year as the cleanup hitter hitting in that spot for 12 games before Cora turned to Story (nine games) and Abreu (11 games) Story got a day off Sunday and has been in a rough stretch at the plate going 6-for-46 with three walks and 16 strikeouts over his last 11 games Abreu had been struggling entering Sunday after a white-hot first week of the season he’d hit just .219 with a .716 OPS over the past month but did he put up a 3-for-4 day Sunday with two singles and a homer The Red Sox have had plenty of strong individual performances at the plate but far too few days where they’ve collectively clicked and added on throughout the game Even before Correa’s comebacker to the mound The lefty allowed a solo homer on the first pitch of the game to Byron Buxton to put the team in an early hole but his command was off and his velocity was down with his four-seamer averaging just 95.7 mph Garrett Crochet taking one off the nose and staying in the game Dawg. pic.twitter.com/DeOBgEWwF1 — Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) May 4, 2025 he narrowly avoided a major injury as a 93.7 mph comebacker from Correa glanced off his nose Cora and trainers came out to the mound to make sure Crochet’s nose wasn’t broken before he took a few warmup pitches and stayed in the game just more shaken up with the initial impact than anything,” he said “I immediately touched my nose to see if it felt normal he uses his four-seamer about 45 percent of the time each start but only threw it at an 18 percent clip Sunday kind of seeing what (the Twins) were trying to do to me in the first inning getting swings off on the four-seamer early,” he said While it’s not yet a concern given the early-season weather it’s been noticeable and something Crochet agreed he’s trying to figure out Asked what’s felt different since spring training “Just the way that I’m working down the slope I feel like there are times where I’m kind of just letting my body weight take me down the slope instead of driving down the mountain right now,” he said “It’s like I’m able to recognize these things during the start but I’m not going to try and correct anything during a start on the field I’m doing what I can with what I have that day.” The 25-year-old still boasts a 2.02 ERA through eight starts but clearly feels he hasn’t pitched his best thus far Starter Walker Buehler landed on the injured list Friday with right shoulder bursitis but he was relieved the injury wasn’t more severe Buehler said he had an anti-inflammatory shot Friday and expects to begin throwing again Monday or Tuesday “I’m a guy that has pitched through a lot of things and so the fact that it was just bursitis and I had to go on the IL is kind of embarrassing for me in some ways,” he said “But I think there’s certain things you have to check off during the week to be able to throw in a major-league game Buehler started to feel some shoulder discomfort two weeks ago in Tampa and tried to pitch through it but given he’d had a tear in his shoulder a few years back he wanted to ensure it was nothing more serious “The results of my MRI and the kind of quality of my shoulder is still really good,” he said “I was just concerned that it was something more than it was who’s been out with a pectoral strain since April 13 and Cora has been pleased with how aggressive he’s been as he’s tried to return to the mound quickly after what the team initially feared would be a much worse injury “The progress has been outstanding,” Cora said “He’s done a good job of attacking the rehab He was here and did a good job with the trainers and doing the same thing with his rehab.” Two days after rupturing his left patella tendon running to first base Casas had surgery to repair the tendon Sunday at Massachusetts General Hospital He is expected to miss the rest of the season (Top photo of Garrett Crochet after being struck by Carlos Correa’s comebacker: Winslow Townson / Getty Images) CLEVELAND — It's been a while since Browns defensive end who is also a minority owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers but on Sunday for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals series with the Indiana Pacers Garrett was back in the house and leading fans in cheer waving his Rally Towel as he was introduced to the crowd to lead them in waving their towels The Browns' superstar received loud cheers from the crowd as they shared their support of the Cavs #Browns DE Myles Garrett in the house for #Cavs Game 1 against the Pacers. pic.twitter.com/1kpYk8lTaZ who had previously requested a trade from the Browns later locked in his status with Cleveland after signing a four-year contract extension worth $40 million a year with nearly $123 million guaranteed keeping him here for the next six years with a no-trade clause After some uncertainty about whether Garrett would remain in Cleveland this offseason he's locked in and back in his usual courtside seat at Cavs enjoying his time as an owner before getting to work this spring with minicamp just around the corner or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading no promotional deals were found matching that code Cloudy early with some clearing expected late Services will be at 10 a.m. May 28 at 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Sandy's full obituary may be viewed at www.teahenfuneralhome.com there are no recent results for popular videos there are no recent results for popular commented articles Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Twins find elusive big swings they needMay 4th BOSTON -- Second in strikeouts (50) in the American League coming into Sunday afternoon A 2.05 ERA and a .179 opponents’ batting average The Twins had their work cut out for them facing Red Sox lefty Garrett Crochet in the series finale at Fenway Park “I want to go out there and have very tough at-bats against Crochet try to avoid that slider that he’ll throw down and out of the zone,” manager Rocco Baldelli said ahead of the rubber match Beyond the walls of the manager’s office in the visitors’ clubhouse Buxton sent Crochet’s first pitch into the first row of the Green Monster Seats Crochet held the Twins to the one run, but Minnesota put the pressure on Boston’s ace and forced the Red Sox to turn to their bullpen after five innings in an eventual 5-4 win to take the series just how hard fought they were,” Carlos Correa said and we were able to turn it up at the end enough to go out and get those Ws Step one was getting Crochet out of the game Part of the game plan was to take away Crochet’s fastball early and force the lefty to turn to his changeup Buxton did his part by firing a 93.5 mph fastball out of the park to open the game and the Twins held steady in putting the pressure on Crochet to adjust Reliever turned starter turned long reliever Garrett Whitlock entered for Crochet and pitched a 1-2-3 sixth but the Twins tagged the right-hander for two runs in the seventh to tie the game at 3 Baldelli spoke earlier in the series about the Twins repeatedly being just a swing away in some of their recent losses provided the game-tying swing with a single to left field And Harrison Bader had the game-winning swing on a 2-2 fastball from righty Justin Slaten for a two-out double in the eighth to drive in Correa Bader has been “as advertised” on defense since joining the Twins in February as a plus-defensive outfielder who offers depth behind Buxton He’s delivered with explosive defense and bringing the energy and now he’s giving Minnesota a leg up on offense Bader's go-ahead hit on Sunday extended his hitting streak to eight games over which he’s hit .429 with six runs scored “When you have him hitting toward the bottom of the order being really productive regularly he’s hit a few homers and extra-base hits,” Baldelli said the competitiveness of his at-bats on a pitch-by-pitch basis has stood out in a really positive way Bader’s approach is representative of the Twins’ offense as a whole the at-bats have been competitive and indicate that more of those elusive swings Baldelli spoke of could be just around the corner Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball I think those are things to be very pleased about,” Baldelli said “Our pitching did a really nice job overall on the trip I have to be really happy with what we saw Our starters gave us great opportunities to win all week long I think there is a lot of good that is going to come out of this trip.” Watch the new Jets quarterback deliver a throw to Garrett Wilson during a field workout Check out the best catches by TE Mason Taylor during his final season at LSU The Jets selected Taylor in the second-round (No Watch a sideline throw by Justin Fields to Jeremy Ruckert during Phase 2 of the Jets voluntary offseason program Watch the new Jets QB and TE link-up for a completion during the voluntary offseason workouts Breece Hall and the Jets on the field during Phase 2 of the offseason program Check out the highlights of the newest Jets DL Tyler Baron Check out the highlights of the newest Jets DB Malachi Moore No 130 overall pick Malachi Moore out of 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Crochet's glove as he turned his head before it hit his nose and continued its path Cora and the trainer asked for a towel and Crochet appeared to possibly have a small trickle of blood coming out as his blew his nose Just more shooken up at the initial impact than anything." He stayed in and struck out the next batter, Jonah Bride, with a sweeper. He then gave up Brooks Lee's single to center before Harrison Bader bounced to short "I immediately go touch my nose just to see if it felt normal," Crochet said throwing 89 pitches and giving up a run on four hits with six strikeouts obviously grinded through the last (inning)," Cora said when asked about the shorter outing The bigger concern may be his velocity on his fastball which was down a couple mph most of the start "I'm not sure to be honest," Crochet said of the lower velocity trying to just clean up command as a whole That's just kind of what I'm chalking it up to." The Red Sox picked up the lefty in a trade with the White Sox during the offseason and signed him to a six-year – Kentucky State Police is investigating a fatal collision in Clinton County KSP Post 15 troopers were called to a two-vehicle injury collision at the intersection of US 127 and KY 558 on Thursday afternoon According to KSP’s preliminary investigation was driving west on KY 558 and approached the intersection of US 127 When Garrett’s vehicle entered the intersection it collided with another vehicle driving north on US 127 The second vehicle was operated by Derek Guffey Garrett was transported to the Medical Center Albany A juvenile in the vehicle was transported to the University of Kentucky Hospital with serious injuries Additional passengers in Garrett’s vehicle were transported to the Medical Center at Albany for minor injuries Guffey was transported to the University of Kentucky Hospital with serious injuries  Watch WNKY Live Already have an account? Log in here UPDATE: Hamilton County Sheriff Austin Garrett says April 14th's cyber attack incident cost $48,000 to pay an outside security firm Garrett adds that the cyberattackers originally demanded $300,000 “As I stated in my last update issued on April 29th all public accessible programs have been restored and as of May 1 the remaining internal software systems we utilize to connect with local and state law enforcement and government agencies have also been fully restored In order to bring these systems back online several internal benchmarks had to be made before those connections could occur Since this incident initially occurred on April 14th our Information Technology staff have worked tirelessly and diligently around the clock to bring our network systems back online We are fortunate to have such a talented IT team comprised of thirteen full and part-time employees whose quick response and collaboration with our Cyber Security firm helped to mitigate and ultimately recover from this entire incident Just like we have deputies assigned to specialized teams who respond to critical incidents This incident placed our agency in a crisis and our team’s quick response and expertise proved vital to our recovery I couldn’t be more proud of them and the talent that we have working in Information Technology Services “The HCSO IT team worked tirelessly to identify the threat and further enhance our protective measures Their processes pre-event ensured our software was operating as designed and ensured backups were functioning as designed allowing the HCSO to essentially "pick up" where we left off on April 13th.”  I remain committed to the transparency of this office and its service to you to know the costs associated with this incident While there is no way to quantify the loss of productivity this caused our agency or the inconvenience it may have caused you I can tell you the demand from the threat actors was $300,000 While we certainly did not entertain paying this there was an expense of $48,000 incurred for Vendetta It is a privilege and honor to serve you as your sheriff and I appreciate the public’s patience and support always." PREVIOUS STORY: Hamilton County Sheriff Austin Garrett says the office's public programs are finally operational again following April 14th's cyber attack incident the HCSO has been working methodically and diligently alongside an external cyber defense firm to preserve and examine this cyber-ransomware event and systematically restore service to all internal and external systems all public accessible programs are operational and our Information Technology personnel are working to restore the remaining few internal software systems which are expected to be operational later this week and I will be providing further information and additional details about this event later this week.” the sheriff's office initiated a full system shutdown to protect system data Email notifications are only sent once a day Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Who was going to be the caddie for J.T. Realmuto? Maybe that’s an unfair analogy, but it works just the same. With as much as the team likes to put Realmuto into the lineup, being the Phillies’ backup catcher meant not doing a whole lot of actual playing during the week Just provide something in the realm of acceptable offense have the pitchers have enough trust in you that they want you behind the plate maybe throw out a few runners here and there That’s kind of the bare minimum of on field production the team needs from the backup catcher’s spot on the roster Rafael Marchan has been just fine with behind the plate. I wrote a bit ago about how the team does have two good defensive catchers right now something really only one other team in the game can lay claim to Since that’s really the barest of bare minimums for a backup catcher he’s making us pine for the days of Todd Pratt The numbers that Marchan is posting are very hard to accumulate. Yes, we know he doesn’t have the plate appearances to make any official determinations about his prowess at the plate, but from what we have gleaned These are the kinds of numbers that we would expect from a shortstop hitting ninth on a National League team in 1974 They are numbers that make us pine for the next option as miniscule as the impact on the major league roster may be Stubbs was the quintessential backup catcher who simply stopped hitting Maybe the biggest reason he was beat out by Marchan was that the latter had no more minor league options remaining and the team needed the depth that came with stashing Stubbs in Lehigh Valley posting a line of .283/.411/.417 with two home runs and twelve RBI Does that mean the team is likely to make a change bringing Stubbs back into the major league fold and wishing Marchan well while they kick him out of the door We can probably all agree that all the hand wringing over the Stubbs vs Marchan battle this spring was all quite silly Unless he comes out like gangbusters and plays exceedingly well the backup catcher’s importance is likely not as great as many believe on the Phillies What did matter was that the team doesn’t have the greatest of catching depth and not sending down the catcher who had the option remaining while keeping the one who didn’t would have been roster negligence Continuing to retain that depth is still the best course as far as roster construction goes so that’s likely how the team moves forward maybe it forces the team’s hand into making a decision attaining catcher depth can be as simple as making a minor league signing should Stubbs move into a major league role Marchan is going to have to prove something at some point He’s sure not proving that he’s an option to begin next season as the starter for the Phillies it’s alright to miss Stubbs being on the roster Maybe the Phillies would be better off with him there Maybe they would look like they were having fun again as opposed to the dourness that seems to waft through the team at times Just don’t plan on anything happening any time soon Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Ohio to Harry Lee and Margaret (Posey) Garrett he resided in Mogadore most of his adult life Army and he retired from the City of Akron He enjoyed keeping his lawn in pristine condition coaching baseball and spending time with his family Jerry will be sadly missed by his wife of 45 years There will be no formal services at this time Those who wish may make memorial donations in Jerry's name to the Mogadore Fire Department/EMS To leave a special message or memory for Jerry's family This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Season 3 of HBO’s “100 Foot Wave” premieres on May 1 The third season of HBO’s Emmy winning 100 Foot Wave is set to be released on May 1 and if the previous seasons are any measure The show focuses heavily on Garrett McNamara as well as a cadre of other big wave surfers as they hunt behemoth swells But it’s not just a story about riding big waves It’s not even about actually surfing a 100-foot wave It’s a story about the seasons of life A story about people who are tuned to a different frequency than most the spine of the show is the chase for that elusive measure I was lucky enough to spend a couple days at the McNamara house a few years ago most down-to-Earth people I’ve ever met Their life at home in Hawaii is a quiet one Chickens ran amok while their son Barrel chased them barefoot through the grass Despite his standing in the big wave world Garrett is exceedingly humble — confident in his abilities but still with his feet firmly planted on the ground vibrating with excitement about anything and everything He has committed his life to surfing the biggest waves on Earth is strikingly different to what he does when he steps into the ocean “With Garrett?” Nicole laughed when I asked if she ever worries about her husband’s chosen profession “I think I’m actually more comfortable with him being out there than being on land I worry about him a lot more just going to the grocery store.” I’ve met many big wave surfers over the course of my strange little career but none have embodied a sheer love for riding large waves like Garrett does 100 Foot Wave could only have been made with him at the forefront I hopped on a call with him while he was in New York to chat about the show and how it has changed his life 100 Foot Wave has shifted focus through the seasons and the upcoming one is very different from the previous iterations “The first season was just us; the discovery and the exploration and the pioneering of Nazaré,” Garrett said “It was 10 years of archival footage and I didn’t think there was any way to top that It’s like finding Mount Everest in the ocean I felt like season two was just as good as season one It was actually boots on the ground filming and bringing in more characters How are they even going to keep this going?’ And somehow He attributes the show’s greatness not only to the fact that it follows his life “I don’t want to watch myself on TV,” he laughed “They just edit so well that it’s actually super interesting for me to even watch I am so in awe and so honored and proud and privileged to have this team.” Creating a show around chasing enormous waves is, clearly, not without its dangers. The cast and crew put themselves in life-threatening situations, and McNamara is keenly aware of that. Much like a surfer-tow partner relationship it all comes down to a deep-seated trust in the people he works with Most of the crew are incredibly talented in the water in their own right or rescuing anyone who might need rescuing they know they can handle it,” he explained because they know firsthand how how bad it can get Making a show like 100 Foot Wave not only requires putting lives at risk, but finding the waves to do it on. The third season, unlike the previous two, moves away from Portugal and Nazaré and spends some time at Cortes Bank, a place with some difficult memories for Garrett. Safi in Morocco and Waimea Bay in Hawaii are also included McNamara has let go of some of his influence on where the show goes “In the beginning we were 100 percent involved,” he told me and the crew does what they feel from there It’s just like a well-oiled machine running on reality of what’s actually happening without faking anything As with any show that documents people in real time Garrett has established himself as one of the most dominant pioneers in all of big wave surfing When I asked him whether he was taking a conscious step back and focusing more on the mentorship side of the sport “It’s just a natural progression,” he said after a moment “I’ve always loved helping people accomplish their goals and dreams It’s been kind of an ongoing thing for me and I love all the people who accomplish different things I love doing something that is good for the sport I love doing something that will grow the sport and get more people interested in surfing as a whole The story arc of 100 Foot Wave began well before the show was being made. It began when Garrett got a call from a friend in Portugal who worked for Nazaré City Hall’s sports program. That friend knew that the wave there was something special and thought that it might help attract tourists to the tiny beautiful fishing town that was struggling under the weight of the commercial fishing industry “He had a dream that somebody could come to surf their wave and share it with the world,” Garrett remembered the other guys working in the city hall were his best friends and he somehow convinced them to give him the rights to invite me ‘this is the ‘Holy Grail.'” Nazaré is one of the world’s most well-known waves 100 Foot Wave is an immensely popular show played a huge part in not just putting a wave on the map all while raising the profile of big wave surfing as a whole Season three of 100 Foot Wave premieres on Thursday ET/PT with new episodes premiering subsequent Thursdays at the same time on HBO The series will be available to stream on Max ST. LOUIS -- The Milwaukee Brewers placed center fielder Garrett Mitchell on the 10-day injured list Saturday Mitchell was diagnosed with a left oblique strain Mitchell started in right field Friday night. He left the game, a 3-2 Milwaukee loss to St. Louis, after the fourth inning. After the game, Mitchell said he hurt it on one of his swings in his lone at-bat in the second inning when he grounded out to shortstop Masyn Winn The Brewers have selected the contract of left fielder Daz Cameron from Triple-A Nashville Cameron, 28, was acquired by the Brewers from Baltimore on April 7 The Brewers also transferred center fielder Blake Perkins from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day injury list Sponsored by Mercedes-Benz of Baton Rouge When LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier steps onto the field, he brings more than just talent — he brings leadership, focus and faith. As the Tigers’ quarterback, Nussmeier has learned how to stay calm under pressure, make precise decisions and lead by example. Those same traits — precision, performance and reliability — are exactly why Mercedes-Benz of Baton Rouge is proud to partner with him staying focused under pressure comes down to my faith in God and trust in my preparation,” Nussmeier says do the work and let Him take care of the rest.” That mindset has shaped Garrett into the leader he is today he’s learned from every team dynamic — good and bad — and developed a leadership style centered on connection and accountability “Being a quarterback means you represent something bigger than yourself,” he says “It’s about building real relationships with your teammates and leading in a way that earns their trust.” It’s that same commitment to trust and excellence that drew Nussmeier to Mercedes-Benz of Baton Rouge Although he admits he’s always been more of a truck guy driving his own Mercedes-AMG GLE 63 S has been a game changer “I don’t know if I want to go back,” he laughs and the all-black look — it’s just stealthy And while the AMG’s performance stands out it’s the dealership’s service that sealed the deal “The team at Mercedes-Benz of Baton Rouge has been incredible I’d love to keep this relationship going throughout my career.” Nussmeier understands the value of precision and responsiveness—both key elements in Mercedes-Benz engineering It’s the same behind the wheel,” he explains “I feel safe in my Mercedes because I know it can handle anything The performance and control — it gives you confidence.” Despite his rising success and spotlight moments He’s driven by a lifelong dream to play football at the highest level and by the opportunity to inspire others whether through faith or work ethic — that’s been one of the proudest things for me,” he says The team at Mercedes-Benz of Baton Rouge believes excellence goes beyond the product — it’s about purpose That’s why Garrett Nussmeier is the perfect partner He’s more than an athlete — he’s a role model with the drive to lead on and off the field “God is good.” And when purpose meets performance the road ahead looks promising — for him and for the Mercedes-Benz family For more information about the exceptional vehicles offered by Mercedes-Benz of Baton Rouge, visit online at mbobr.com While Gardner and Wilson are also eligible for long-term contract extensions Mougey said prior to last weekend's draft that those discussions are an ongoing process "In terms of contracts and extensions on any players and we'll keep those dealings in those discussions in-house," he said Gardner would receive a guaranteed base salary of $20.1 million in 2026 Gardner quickly flashed as one of the NFL's top cornerbacks He was named Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2022 and was selected as a first-team All-Pro in each of his first two seasons He's recorded 40 PDs and 181 tackles in 48 career games he has the ability to deny the ball," said HC Aaron Glenn of Gardner at the NFL Annual League Meeting in Palm Beach And to me at the end of the day as a corner that's what you want to be Gardner will pair with free agent signee Brandon Stephens (6-1, 215) on the outside next season. The Jets also drafted Florida State CB Azareye'h Thomas in the third round. Wilson, a star at Ohio State, was the Jets' leader in receptions and receiving yards in the past three years while playing with several different quarterbacks. He was named Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2022, and contributed a career-high 101 receptions, 1,104 receiving yards, and 7 touchdowns in the 2024 season. Next season, Wilson will catch balls from his former college QB at Ohio State – Justin Fields. "Just get back on the same page as we were in college and of course communicate, make sure we are always on the same page when it comes to concepts and routes and what he's doing in certain situations," Fields said of reuniting with Wilson. "But yeah, I'm definitely excited to be back on the field with him for sure". In a draft day trade with Tennessee, the Jets moved back into the first round to select Johnson out of Florida State. He came into his own in the 2023 season when he logged 7.5 sacks and was named as a Pro Bowl alternate. His 2024 season was cut short when he sustained a torn Achilles tendon in Week 2 game against the Titans. "Jermaine's been doing a really good job," Glenn said of Johnson the NFL Meeting. "I've known him since he came out of college. We actually coached him in the Senior Bowl. I know exactly what he brings to the table. He is working his (butt) off to get to where he needs to be, and that player has a lot of confidence in who he is. We have a lot of confidence in him, so we're looking forward to him getting back on the field." Green & White's Former Star Says NFL Draft Brought 'New Tools' on Offense Jets' Fifth-Round Pick From American Samoa Starred at Miami Drafted in Round 4 and Ready to Make a Run for the Jets Each of Their First 3 Draft Choices Brings Production from College to Florham Park & the NFL Alabama S Has Leadership Skills, Position Versatility and Learned a Few Tricks from HC Nick Saban Jets Flag Elite to Begin Play May 3rd at Flag Football Life We Run the World New York Tournament Leger Douzable Beat the Drum for RT Armand Membou as Top Pick; Brian Baldinger Breaks Down the Mason Taylor Selection Fifth-Round Pick in 2024 Says "I've Been Medically Advised to Retire From the Game I Love" Another Journey from South Florida to North Jersey as the Son Has 'Amazing Opportunity' to Walk in Dad's Shoes Head Coach Aaron Glenn: Jets Rookie CB 'Plays the Brand We Want to Play' Hear from the 2025 Jets Draft Class Members in Their Own Words After blowing a 3-1 lead to the Minnesota Twins on Sunday and losing another series the team dropped to .500 on the season again at 18-18 especially after one of the team's most trusted relievers blew a save for his second straight outing And it's time for manager Alex Cora to make adjustments specifically with being deadset on letting Whitlock go two innings in his appearances Another day, another one-run loss for the Boston Red Sox Admittedly, the bullpen as a whole continues to look like an issue, one where Craig Breslow and the Red Sox's decision to not add another piece is already starting to bite them Whitlock came into the season and was seemingly immediately locked into a multi-inning role Only four of his 12 appearances this season have been less than two innings Sunday's loss was indicative of the problem After a stellar first inning on the mound in relief of Garrett Crochet Whitlock went back out for the seventh inning he didn't get three as Ryan Jeffers socked a game-tying two-RBI single his blown save against Toronto earlier in the week actually came in his first inning of work with the usage he's been getting in this role perhaps it's just another sign of what Cora needs to realize: This isn't the right usage of Whitlock Misusing Whitlock isn't anything new for the Red Sox They previously tried to stretch him into a starter which derailed a good bit of his development due to persistent injuries Now that they've settled him back into the bullpen they need to just figure out where he's most comfortable and utilize a talented pitcher in that role The signs are there that this isn't where he's most comfortable getting his ERA as low as 1.72 before his last two outings there were early signs as well that this might not be his best role After a pair of two-inning appearances to start the year in March he gave up three earned runs in his next four innings of work That didn't bite the Red Sox then as they still went on to win it's becoming abundantly clear that this isn't the role he's most comfortable in have gotten too good of starting pitching over the past week plus to be a .500 baseball team The bullpen management has been an infuriating factor in their shortcomings It's clear that Cora only truly trusts about 3.5 of his relievers: Whitlock Justin Slaten (who's slumping in his own right) and Aroldis Chapman this is a team that trusted Sean Newcomb to take starts — so why not trust giving him a multi-inning role or even the sixth inning to set up Whitlock There's also the baffling choice to option Luis Guerrero back to Triple-A despite him pitching four scoreless innings and giving up only one hit over that span (and not giving up a run late last season when he was called up) He could be another option that seems quite trustworthy Whitlock in this multi-inning role clearly doesn't suit him There are still 126 games left in the season and the Red Sox are somehow still only two games behind the AL East-leading Yankees these late-game mismanagements and collapses can't keep happening the most obvious tweak to make is to shift things around and get Whitlock out of his current role that feels best for the Red Sox and the player alike © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands Admittedly, the bullpen as a whole continues to look like an issue, one where Craig Breslow and the Red Sox's decision to not add another piece is already starting to bite them Alex Cora needs to smarten up when it comes to how the Red Sox are using Garrett Whitlock Reed Garrett's mental game just as key as his right armApril 29th WASHINGTON -- Sometimes overlooked in baseball is the mental aspect of the game and it’s easy for players to blame themselves when the result doesn’t go their team’s way -- particularly when a player is less practiced with regard to mental fortitude will say they try to treat every situation they’re thrown into as the same whether there are two outs and no baserunners or no outs and runners in scoring position So it’s refreshing to hear discuss his approach to pitching out of the bullpen it comes down to one thing: "Attacking the strike zone with all four of my pitches and challenging them and making them beat me -- not beating myself.” In his third year with the Mets since being claimed off waivers from Baltimore in June 2023 Garrett has carved out a nice role for himself as he pitched his way into high-leverage situations when Garrett pitched to a 3.77 ERA with 14 holds and four saves he turned into one of New York’s go-to bullpen arms with runners on base and one of the club's most reliable arms in general when Garrett made only four appearances before hitting the IL with right elbow inflammation Garrett’s consistency on the mound is a credit to his mental work and his positive self-talk At various parts of his routine -- as he walks to the bullpen as he prepares to warm up and even as he gets ready to take the mound “One of the biggest things that I've learned,” Garrett explained pretend that you're not nervous or have a little bit of anxiety or -- everybody has a little bit of doubt -- if you acknowledge it and say I am going to execute and I'm going to succeed.’ of not letting the external factors creep in and overtake my sense of self confidence and my sense of knowing that I'm going to execute.” Garrett developed that self-talk when he was pitching in Japan in 2020 and 2021 who was the mental strength coordinator with the Rangers when Garrett was first coming up in pro ball and began the process of relearning those mental skills “It's something that I had to learn and grow through as a player and as a person,” Garrett said “And I think that has helped me not only in baseball That mentality is certainly paying off tenfold for Garrett in his professional life he was the lone reliever in MLB to inherit at least nine baserunners and not allow any to score this season He also hasn’t allowed an earned run in any of his 13 outings this season Garrett hasn’t allowed an earned run in 26 of his past 27 games dating to Aug a stretch during which he has a 1.50 ERA (four earned runs over 24 innings) with eight walks and 27 strikeouts And it’s that mental aspect -- along with his skill on the mound of course -- that makes Garrett such a talented reliever one who the Mets trust in the most crucial of situations "He's a huge part of that bullpen,” said manager Carlos Mendoza on Saturday especially coming in with traffic -- and his ability to execute pitches his ability to have the awareness of the situation and slow the game down -- he's been huge.” Sarah Faulkenberry and Maritza Gonzalez-Cooper are running for the Place 4 seat Jarrett joined Community Impact Newspaper as a reporter in September 2021 he was a staff writer for two papers in North Georgia the North Georgia News and the Towns County Herald He graduated from Young Harris College with a degree in Creative Writing in 2020 real estate development and nonprofits in the Northeast San Antonio Metrocom The Ringer's draft expert projected the New York Jets to select LSU's Garrett Nussmeier with the No. 1 overall pick. Manning was conspicuous by his absence in the first round altogether. McShay classified both he and UCLA transfer Nico Iamaleava as 2027 draft prospects. McShay had three other QBs come off the board in the top 10: South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers Clemson's Cade Klubnik and Penn State's Drew Allar Manning may not be a surefire first-round prospect in the 2026 class he has never been a full-time starter in college When Quinn Ewers was out injured last September four touchdowns and two interceptions in wins over Louisiana-Monroe and Mississippi State There's also the fact that Manning could simply exhaust his full draft eligibility and move on to the NFL in 2027 and McShay isn't the only one sharing that opinion "The Athletic spoke to five executives and scouts for this story with all leaning in the direction of predicting Arch Manning would return to school in 2026." In Bleacher Report's early 2026 mock, Brent Sobleski and Matt Holder included Manning but had him going No "The 19-year-old prospect is exactly what NFL teams want in a modern quarterback," they said of the Gamecocks star "He's 6'3" and 240 pounds The underclassman is powerful in the pocket and nearly impossible to bring down at times "Sellers has the athleticism to work off-platform and create outside of structure He'll even run over some wannabe tacklers His whip-like throwing motion allows him to sling it to every level as well." had a prolific 2024 season after replacing Heisman Trophy winner Jayden Daniels 29 touchdowns and 12 interceptions in 13 starts Allar and Klubnik are both former 5-star recruits who took a step forward as juniors Allar's 207.9 passing yards per game were similar to his 2023 production but he had a much higher completion percentage (66.5) and passer rating (153.5) Klubnik nearly doubled his touchdown output (36) and threw three fewer interceptions ESPN's Matt Miller made the point the 2026 draft class "doesn't feature a clear QB1 heading into the season." Along with Klubnik he included Baylor’s Sawyer Robertson as a name to follow Whereas the 2025 draft was pretty barren for teams in need of a quarterback next year could boast a number of attractive solutions Garrett came into our world as a bright beacon of light Garrett was one of the most kind and thoughtful people we knew He was creative and loved playing and designing video games Garrett loved music and enjoyed playing the guitar Garrett is survived by his parents Scott and Terri Haynes He was preceded in death by his grandparents Roe Moody and will be deeply missed by his family and friends A graveside service will be held at 2:30 pm on Wednesday A celebration of life will be held at Austin's Bar and Grill from 3:30-6pm There will be a free appetizer buffet with alcoholic drinks available for purchase the family requests that contributions in Garrett’s memory be made to the Half a Sorrow Foundation The Half a Sorrow Foundation helps workplaces and foster connections through education and support Click the following link to make a charitable donation: https://www.facebook.com/donate/1713833652881612/?fundraiser_source=external_url To leave a special message for his family or to share a memory of Garrett Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Friends may visit with the family after 9 a.m. Sandy’s full obituary may be viewed at www.teahenfuneralhome.com Funeral homes often submit obituaries as a service to the families they are assisting we will be happy to accept obituaries from family members pending proper verification of the death Search our full archives for obituaries going as far back as our microfilm records Reprints are delivered via email as PDF files ISSN 2993-8384 (Online)ISSN 1041-293X (Print) Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account KSAT RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us KSAT Internships Careers at KSAT Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 KSAT.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group USA; Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Garrett Crochet (35) delivers a pitch during the first inning against the Minnesota Twins at Fenway Park Mandatory Credit: Paul Rutherford-Imagn Images An electrifying moment at Fenway Park transformed a routine inning into a dramatic near-tragedy In a game intensely contested between the Boston team and their Minnesota rivals deflected line drive came perilously close to altering the course of a promising career The incident served as a stark reminder of the unpredictable hazards present in every baseball match While navigating the pressures of the fourth inning pitcher Garrett Crochet experienced a brush with disaster when a hard-hit ball initiated by the Minnesota competitor at shortstop momentarily suspended time as fans collectively held their breath what could have been a catastrophic injury was transformed into a chilling moment that left both players and spectators in reflective silence Crochet’s composure under pressure was evident as he returned to the mound to continue his efforts Moments like these underscore the inherent risks professional baseball entails where a split second defines the line between triumph and tragedy His ability to perform under such dire circumstances not only highlights his skill but also his extraordinary mental fortitude As the game unfolded into a narrow 5–4 defeat the incident emerged as a powerful testament to the unpredictable nature of the sport The precarious episode serves as much more than an isolated incident—it is a reminder of the delicate balance between athletic mastery and vulnerability such experiences are destined to shape both the physical preparedness and the mental resilience of those involved this encounter will likely become a defining moment in his career a tangible proof of the fine line between fortune and misfortune on the field instances like this transcend the immediate impact on the game They become emblematic of the unpredictable challenges athletes confront reinforcing the notion that true strength is revealed in moments of adversity Garrett Crochet’s narrow escape from potential injury invites both players and fans alike to appreciate the fragility of even the most celebrated careers and the valor required to confront such dangers head-on The incident leaves behind a resonating message—a blend of caution and a deeper understanding of the hardships embedded within the spirit of the game Electric Opening In a display of brilliant determination and skill the Philadelphia Phillies have set the tone for what promises to be a dramatic season The excitement of a Sunday showdown electrified the field as Cincinnati Reds’ minor league affiliates showcased their dynamic skills combining powerful home runs with sharp strikeouts Captivating Crossroads in the Midst of a Tumultuous Season Baltimore finds itself at a pivotal juncture as the trade deadline approaches with pivotal performance-based decisions looming large Unexpected Twists in a Challenging Season In a season defined by both triumphs and trials Rafael Devers finds himself at the heart of evolving team strategies and positional.. A single surge of passion on the field can redefine a season—when it comes to the Texas Rangers the call for transformation has never been louder © 2025 M Sports - Premium news & magazine M Sports Please enter your username or email address to reset your password © 2025 M Sports - Premium news & magazine M Sports The last thing any pitcher wants to see is a line drive screaming towards their face. And on Sunday, Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet walked away from that terrifying situation against the Twins — even if he didn't escape completely unscathed Pitching with no outs in the fourth inning Garrett Crochet had Carlos Correa's 87 mph line drive clip him on the nose That deflection off the nose was enough to knock the ball down for second baseman Kristian Campbell to make a play and throw out Correa at first he got credit for the infield assist on the play You won't see many 1-4-3 groundouts like that one Crochet was able to continue on through the fifth inning covering our performance and actions during 2023 Gain access to thought leadership and practical knowledge to increase your expertise in .. Procurement Project Manager Trupti Shinde inspired by learning and the opportunity . Great technology starts with amazing people Everyone at Garrett Motion helps create .. When Wayne Kim joined Garrett’s Connected Vehicle Software Team in Korea a leading differentiated automotive technology provider and Shaanxi Hande Axle Co. a leading Chinese axle manufacturer for commercial vehicles to co-develop and manufacture advanced electric beam axle systems for medium and heavy-duty trucks The signing took place today at the Shanghai Auto Show—China’s flagship platform for mobility innovation—marking a significant milestone in the electrification of commercial transport Olivier Rabiller (President and CEO of Garrett) and Mr Zhanchao Wang (General Manager of HanDe) are shaking hands Jessica Zhang (Vice-President and General Manager of China for Garrett Motion) and Mr Weiqi Ding (Deputy General Manager of HanDe) Garrett is pioneering high-speed electric motors combined with fully in-house developed inverter technology for commercial vehicles—delivering breakthrough reductions in size and weight versus current industry benchmarks this translates into significantly lower total cost of ownership (TCO) through reduced energy use and improved drivability thanks to less unsprung mass The system is engineered to minimize the use of rare earths and critical minerals the Garrett E-powertrain solution for commercial vehicles marks a major step towards high volume roll out of electric trucks Garrett sees a strong interest from leading global commercial vehicle OEMs and fleet operators to quickly adopt this solution Garrett and HanDe will co-develop next-generation electric beam axle systems across truck weight classes The solution will integrate Garrett’s high-speed e-motor and inverter technology into HanDe’s proven axle and transmission platforms—delivering industry-leading TCO The strategic partnership includes a multi-year production award from major Chinese commercial vehicle manufacturers and will support both high-volume domestic output and international expansion Initial manufacturing will take place in Xi’an and Wuhan with test fleets set to begin field trials in 2026 as part of a broader global rollout strategy “Our collaboration with HanDe is a strategic step forward in electrifying trucks,” said Olivier Rabiller “This strategic partnership builds on our momentum in commercial electrification and reflects the growing demand for differentiated By combining Garrett’s high-speed e-motor and inverter expertise with HanDe’s strength in axles and transmissions we’re setting a new benchmark for performance and sustainability—both in China and globally.” Party Secretary and General Manager of Hande Axle commented: “We are proud to partner with Garrett—a trusted global technology leader—to co-develop next-generation electric axle systems that will define the future of commercial mobility Signing this agreement at the Shanghai Auto Show underscores the strength of our shared ambition With thousands of vehicles expected on the road by 2027 we are already collaborating with OEMs to accelerate deployment across China This collaboration represents more than innovation—it’s a bold step toward a more sustainable This collaboration also aims to contribute to the local electrification ecosystem through knowledge sharing and joint engineering development strengthening regional supply chains and accelerating the adoption of zero-emission trucks Garrett established a presence in China in 1994 and was one of the first global companies to introduce turbocharging technology to the country Garrett has two world-class advanced manufacturing facilities in Shanghai and Wuhan as well as an initial R&D center in Shanghai and a second under construction in Wuhan The company employs more than 1,000 people including a China R&D team of over 200 specialists with end-to-end engineering and service capabilities Garrett boasts lasting partnerships with more than 40 global and Chinese automakers It offers a comprehensive portfolio of turbocharging technology for gasoline hybrid and zero emission technology for battery electric vehicles Start gaining recognition as a Garrett Turbo Installer Find out more information about our culture ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " We apologise but this page is not available in your selected language .Please go back and choose a different language to view the content.We apologise for the inconvenience You will be redirected to the new Installer Connect turbo catalog you'll need to choose at least one option below that matches your profile Your personal data will be used to support your experience throughout this website, to manage access to your account, and for other purposes described in our privacy policy Please check here if you wish to receive future communications from Garrett, including notices of product updates or other promotional or technical information. We use this information in strict accordance with our Privacy Statement We have used your information to see if you have a subscription with us Please use the button below to verify an existing account or to purchase a new subscription Your current subscription does not provide access to this content Please use the button below to manage your account or sign up for a new account to continue reading Rain showers early will evolve into a more steady rain overnight Five retirees with more than 126 years of service with the Garrett-Keyser-Butler Community School District were recognized at Monday’s school board meeting From left are middle school physical education instructor and head cross country coach James Petre bus drivers Dennis Sutton and Gary Crabill elementary physical education instructor Douglas Klopfenstein and middle school special education instructor Stephanie Rhoades Rhoades resigned effective the end of the school year with many years of service at Garrett Retiring part-time groundskeeper Scott Bishop is not shown GARRETT — Five retirees with more than 126 years of service at Garrett-Keyser-Butler Community School District were recognized at the school board’s April 28 meeting Retirees include middle school physical education instructor and head cross country coach James Petre bus drivers Gary Crabill and Dennis Sutton part-time groundskeeper and former girls head softball coach Scott Bishop and elementary physical education instructor Douglas Klopfenstein Middle school special education special Stephanie Rhoades who resigned effective the end of the school year Superintendent Daniel Durrwachter handed each a certificate of appreciation and well wishes on behalf of the school district for their many years of service at Garrett Bishop was not present for the recognition Three high school athletic coaches were added during the session: Wade Hantz as head girls basketball coach Jason Buchs as head girls golf coach and Diane Gerdes as assistant track coach Hantz will also serve as a physical education instructor at J.E Other personnel changes include the resignations of Dustin Sewelin as assistant high school track coach Pauline Shanks as elementary instructional assistant and an agreement with Jason Richards for field maintenance The resignation of Olivia Ice as eighth-grade volleyball coach was also accepted by the board Students Isaiah Camp and Maxwell Moore-DeZaldo presented monologues they composed for the annual sixth-grade Medieval Fair Instructors Rachel Call and Jacqui Follett shared how students wrote their own stories or based monologues from a book They also created science projects such as catapults with a goal to launch mini marshmallows and worked on trades from medieval times such as blacksmiths Seventh-grade students created a boat project and eighth-grade students focused on cross-content implementing science and math for a budget/supply project The first readings of handbooks for the elementary as well as athletic handbooks for the middle and high schools Fundraisers for all three buildings were also approved Also approved was the second reading of EDGAR (Education Department General Administrative Regulations) and UGG (Uniform Grant Guidance) NEOLA policies; individual procurement; an individual procurement cards resolution; a public surplus online auction; and a purchasing agreement with Gordon Food Service for pricing with other school districts The board also approved student and staff education technology acceptable use and safety policies for the upcoming school year; an agreement with ESS Midwest for substitute teachers for next year; permission to attend the National Association of School Nurses national convention June 26-29 in Austin Texas; a high school volleyball overnight trip to LaPorte on June 16-17 and an overnight wrestling trip to Adrian Donations and awards amounting to $79,022 were accepted by the board including $3,050 in donations for top 10 seniors; a $1,500 donation from the GKB Education Foundation for new music commissioning; and a $73,472.24 Comprehensive Coordinated Early Intervening Services grant from the Indiana Department of Education We're always interested in hearing about news in our community Channelsreels-416300Reelsarrow-expand-416301Garrett Crochet tosses seven strong inningsRed Sox @ Blue JaysApril 29 2025 | 00:00:59add-reel-416302Reelsshare-square-2-416303ShareGarrett Crochet records six strikeouts across seven innings of work in his strong start against the Blue Jays You can now search for over 3 million videos by player Use the search box to start your search with a player or a team and then use the filter panel to refine your results You can also start by selecting filters from the panel Videos can be embedded and shared directly from MLB.com Bienvenido a la nueva búsqueda de videos de MLB Ahora puede buscar más de 3 millones de videos por jugador Use el cuadro de búsqueda para comenzar su búsqueda con un jugador o un equipo y luego use el panel de filtro para refinar sus resultados También puede comenzar seleccionando filtros desde el panel Los videos se pueden insertar y compartir directamente desde MLB.com/es There was an error when executing your search Please refresh the page or try another query to get results If you are still having trouble, please describe your issue here and we will do our best to resolve it Por favor vuelva a cargar la página o intente con otros parámetros para obtener resultados Si aún así continua teneindo problemas, por favor descríbalo aquí y haremos todo lo posible por resolverlo It looks like there are no results for your search Please note that \\\"Play\\\" filters are only available after the 2015 season Videos from 2015 and prior can be searched by player Examples of \\\"Play\\\" filters:Hit ResultPitch ResultPitch Type\"},\"es\":{\"title\":\"¡Ponchado!\",\"body\":\"Aparentemente no hay resultados para tu búsqueda tenga en cuenta que los filtros de Play sólo están disponibles después de la temporada 2015 Los videos de 2015 y anteriores se pueden buscar por jugador There were no clips found for this selection Please refresh the page or try again later No se encontraron clips para esta selección Actualiza la página o vuelve a intentarlo más tarde Crochet takes no-hitter into the 8th in dazzling return to South SideApril 14th CHICAGO -- Did know something everyone else didn’t when he met with the media in Chicago on Friday “I'm chasing greatness every time I touch the mound,” the Red Sox left-hander said from the visitors’ dugout at Rate Field Let's move on.' But it's just seeing how many zeros I can put up every time I go out there.” Just the mention of a no-hitter, combined with his first start back at Rate Field to face his former team, was enough to get folks excited for Sunday afternoon -- and Crochet more than delivered. Against the White Sox, Crochet took a perfect game into the sixth inning and a no-hitter into the eighth, striking out 11 Chicago batters and allowing just one run in 7 1/3 frames as Boston avoided a sweep in the 3-1 win Right fielder Brooks Baldwin was the first White Sox hitter to reach base drawing a walk to lead off the bottom of the sixth Crochet gave up his first hit to Chicago second baseman Chase Meidroth on his 96th pitch of the afternoon That brought manager Alex Cora out of the dugout and he took the ball from the 25-year-old southpaw who walked off the field to a standing ovation “I felt like I kept a lot in reserve,” Crochet said “I didn't really start ramping it up there in velo until later in the game I feel like I could've thrown five more innings managers don’t feel a small sense of relief But that was sort of the case for Cora when Meidroth singled For most, that brought a sense of disappointment. Obviously, that ended the no-hit bid. That it was Meidroth -- part of the return in the trade that brought Crochet to Boston -- who broke it up may have added to it But “disappointed” isn’t all Cora was feeling I've never been so happy for the opponent to get a hit,” Cora said Cora certainly wanted to see Crochet finish the no-hitter, which would’ve been the first for the franchise in nearly 17 years But Crochet’s pitch count was also nearing triple digits Coming off back-to-back 100-plus-pitch starts and coming off his first season as a starter in 2024 letting Crochet continue to pitch made Cora just a little bit nervous You're in that dugout and you get a chance to do something special you have to put in the balance of our season He threw 96 [pitches] and he got the ‘W,’ so we're all happy now.” A two-run double from Trevor Story had given the Red Sox a 2-0 lead in the sixth (he added a solo home run in the ninth) and relievers Garrett Whitlock and Aroldis Chapman managed to close things out So going to the bullpen didn’t cost Boston Sunday was all about a stellar outing from Crochet The 11 strikeouts were his most in a game since June 30, 2024. Baldwin and Meidroth were the only two White Sox to reach base while he was on the mound. It was the kind of dominant start that reminded everyone why the Red Sox gave him a six-year, $170 million extension Crochet didn’t want to make too much out of pitching at his former home ballpark for the first time since the December trade He tried to think about it as if it were any other start Story said he's “always revving on 100 In the same ballpark White Sox fans watched him dominate so many hitters in his first year as a starter they got to see him do it one more time against their squad Crochet was able to get things back on track passed away peacefully at the Ware Living Center in Amarillo Her mother and father traveled from Dumont They actually made the whole trip without a GPS She attended school in Nara Visa until the second grade when the Garretts moved to San Jon Kinks graduated from San Jon High School in 1945 She started her professional career at the Electric Company in Clovis She had the opportunity to move to Albuquerque Sybil Moore (Clyde) and Bernice Cosner (Brent); her brother She’s survived by many nieces and nephews.  Graveside services celebrating the life of Billie Jewel Garrett will be conducted at the San Jon Cemetery Alabama to the late Hubert “Hub” and Onie Peek Williams Preceded in death by her siblings; Lee Williams Jean was a member of Beech Grove Baptist Church She enjoyed spending time with her friends and family as well as tending to her rose garden She is survived by her son Charles “Chuck” Garrett and wife Sheila honorary grandchildren; Julian Rodriguez-Lopez and Kaytie Floyd seven great- grandchildren and one great- great-grandson; one sister The family will receive friends from 1:00pm - 2:00pm funeral services to follow at Beech Grove Baptist Church Tennessee with Pastor Matt Dixon officiating donations may be made in memory of Jean Garrett to the children’s ministry at Beech Grove Baptist Church Condolences may be shared at http://www.smithfuneralandcremation.com Known to all who loved him simply as Garrett he was a man who truly embodied the best of his family Garrett was the marketing director for Kevin Powell Motorsports Cleve and Deborah Harris of Pilot Mountain; his sisters Mallie Harris and Jessie Harris (Thomas Chambers); his nieces and nephews and Cadence Chambers; and his dearest friends No formal visitation or memorial service will be held memorial contributions may be made to a charity of the donor’s choice You will be missed more than you will ever know “Buddy.” Moody Funeral Services in Mount Airy is serving the family MLB Trade Rumors By | April 29 The Nationals have released outfielder Stone Garrett, reports Spencer Nusbaum of the Washington Post Garrett opened the season in Triple-A Rochester He was designated for assignment in spring training but cleared waivers and remained with the organization as a non-roster player The 2025 season hasn’t been kind to the 29-year-old Garrett He’s tallied 51 plate appearances with the Red Wings and recorded an anemic .087/.176/.130 batting line with a mammoth 43.1% strikeout rate He has just one hit and 13 strikeout in his past 31 plate appearances with Rochester Garrett has appeared in parts of three major league seasons between the Nationals and Diamondbacks he’s a .276/.341/.492 hitter — 25% than league average There’s plenty of reason to take that output with a hefty grain of salt Garrett has benefited from a .369 average on balls in play and has gone down on strikes in 30.2% of his major league plate appearances Big league playing time has been scarce for Garrett in recent seasons He suffered fractures in his fibula and ankle when crashing into the outfield wall at Yankee Stadium in 2023 and spent more than eight months recovering He logged just six MLB plate appearances in 2024 and spent the rest of the season between Double-A and Triple-A where he hit only .249/.348/.333 in 79 games Garrett has shown himself to be capable of clobbering left-handed pitching He’s a career .279/.333/.541 hitter when holding the platoon advantage and while his BABIP (.362) and strikeout rate (30.8%) even in those situations point to regression He’ll need to show more than he did in Rochester this year but the track record and two remaining minor league option seasons should help him find a minor league deal with another club Transactions Washington Nationals Pearl Jam will gladly take him back as lead guitarist It’s a stone cold awesome rock and roll name I met Eddy Vedder at a Seattle Sonics game right when the album 10 was going viral in ’93-ish Really chill and friendly and signed my ticket stub I met him at an all flannel fundraiser two weeks ago along with Jose Canseco Stone will be moving to Michigan & changing his name to Rock Garrett He’s then going to post free metal signs in front of pawn shops in lower Detroit on May 13 When you are hitting .087 in AAA doesn’t bode well finding another minor league deal with another team Watch the Mariners sign him and he becomes Victor Robles 2.0 Before that he was developing into something of a fan underdog favorite It’s too bad his career with the Nats is ending like this but this Nats fan wishes Garret all the best in his next ventures The rare player with a way better MLB triple slash than minor lg triple slash who could never stick Log in Register MLB Trade Rumors is not affiliated with Major League Baseball Register You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet throws during the first inning of a baseball game against the Minnesota Twins BOSTON (AP) — Boston Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet had a close call Sunday when a line drive skipped off his glove and nose on its way to second base for a groundout Red Sox manager Alex Cora rushed to the mound with a team trainer after the left-hander narrowly missed a direct hit off the bat of Minnesota shortstop Carlos Correa in the fourth inning The ball skimmed off Crochet’s glove as he turned his head before it hit his nose and continued its path Cora and the trainer asked for a towel and Crochet had a small trickle of blood coming out as he blew his nose “Fine,” said Crochet after Boston’s 5-4 loss to the Twins just more shooken up at the initial impact than anything.” He stayed in and struck out the next batter He then gave up Brooks Lee’s single to center before Harrison Bader bounced to short “I immediately go touch my nose just to see if it felt normal,” he said obviously grinded through the last (inning),” Cora said when asked about the shorter outing “I’m not sure to be honest,” Crochet said that’s just kind of what I’m chalking it up to.” The Red Sox picked up the lefty in a trade with the White Sox during the offseason and he agreed to a $170-million, six-year extension with Boston on April 1 AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb