Overview
- Lucas Giolito, a key pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, might miss the entire season due to a partially torn UCL and flexor strain.
- The injury has intensified concerns about the Red Sox's pitching depth, as they were already in need of additional starting pitchers.
- The Red Sox's front office, particularly incoming chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, faces criticism for not adequately preparing for such setbacks.
- Options to replace Giolito are limited, with the team considering both internal and external candidates.
- The situation underscores broader issues within the Red Sox organization, including budget constraints and a lack of depth.