Carl Crawford (OF)

The Boston Herald reports Red Sox outfielder Carl Crawford (wrist, elbow) might resume swinging a bat when the team returns home during Fantasy Week 8 (May 21-27).

Boston Red Sox OF Carl Crawford (elbow) could start swinging a bat when the team ...

Boston outfielder Carl Crawford (wrist, elbow) believes that he is around 7-10 days away from being able to pick up the pace on his rehab work, reports the Boston Globe Sunday. "It would be swinging a bat before throwing," Crawford said. "It’s frustrating being out, but I want to make sure I don’t have any setbacks with it."

RotoInfo.com | May 13th, 6:22am

Carl Crawford believes he is 7-10 days away from picking up the pace in his rehab work. Crawford was shut down April 26 because of a partially torn ulnar collateral ligament in his elbow. 'It would be swinging a bat before throwing,'' Crawford said. 'It's frustrating being out, but I want to make sure I don't have any setbacks with it.''

Boston Red Sox OF Carl Crawford (elbow) said he believes he will be able to ...

Boston Red Sox OF Carl Crawford (elbow) said he's at least two weeks away from ...

RotoInfo.com | May 10th, 1:30pm

Carl Crawford still couple of weeks away from throwing, he says Thursday.

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine said Wednesday that Carl Crawford (wrist, elbow) is close to swinging.

RotoInfo.com | May 10th, 6:24am

Injured Outfielder Carl Crawford, will meet the team in Boston for there homestand. His strained left elbow is feeling better 'He's feeling real close to swinging [a bat] again,'' Manager Bobby Valentine said.

The Boston Globe reports Sunday that Red Sox outfielder Carl Crawford still has "thickness" in his elbow following his injection of platelet-rich plasma on April 26. That said, Crawford, nursing a partially torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow, could be cleared to start swinging a bat again after he undergoes an exam later in the week. Crawford is hoping to return sometime before the All-Star...

The Red Sox announced on Thursday that the team has moved outfielder Carl Crawford from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day list, as he continues to deal with a strained ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow. This comes just one day after the Red Sox gave a disappointing update on his progress. "He's not throwing yet," said general manager Ben Cherington told MLB.com. "He has not started swinging...

RotoInfo.com | May 3rd, 8:21pm

05/03 - Transferred to 60-Day DL (Recovery from left wrist surgery)

RotoInfo.com | May 3rd, 8:04pm

Carl Crawford was transferred to the 60-day disabled list.

The Red Sox gave an update on Carl Crawford's UCL sprain in his left elbow on Wednesday, reports MLB.com. "He's not throwing yet," said general manager Ben Cherington. "He has not started swinging yet. He's going to get checked a few days from now, and if he's doing well, he'll start some of that activity. We're just trying to keep his legs going as best as we can."

Boston Red Sox OF Carl Crawford (elbow) shagged balls in the outfield Wednesday, May 2, ...

RotoInfo.com | May 2nd, 4:58pm

Red Sox OF Carl Crawford shagged balls in the outfield Wednesday, but he isn't throwing or swinging a bat yet.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 26th, 6:36pm

Red Sox announcement: Carl Crawford has been diagnosed with a left elbow ulnar collateral ligament sprain.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 26th, 3:04pm

Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe is reporting that Carl Crawford (elbow) will miss the next 3 months.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 25th, 8:34am

Buster Olney of ESPN.com is reporting that Carl Crawford's lingering elbow trouble means he is not close to returning. He has the pain only when he throws. He is going to see Dr. Andrews.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 21st, 12:08pm

Carl Crawford (wrist) will be re-examined in Boston in the next few days.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 21st, 6:24am

Carl Crawford was 1 for 1 with a double, two walks, and a stolen base in an extended spring training game in Fort Myers, Fla. He also scored two runs .

RotoInfo.com | Apr 15th, 3:08pm

Carl Crawford said he won't attempt throwing until next week.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 15th, 11:16am

Carl Crawford is expected to DH Tuesday in Extended Spring Game for the Red Sox.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 14th, 8:12am

Carl Crawford on the disabled list recovering from wrist surgery, was sent to Boston during the week to have a sore left elbow checked out. But that condition is not serious and Crawford will return to Florida this weekend. According to manager Bobby Valentine, Crawford will start playing in extended spring training games as soon as possible.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 13th, 8:24am

Carl Crawford said he had a minor setback with his elbow. He was going to start playing in games next week. Red Sox are uncertain now.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 10th, 8:06pm

Carl Crawford had left elbow checked 'for minor soreness' in Boston, Bobby Valentine says, will not throw for about a week, but will not affect his hitting.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 7th, 12:40pm

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine said that outfielder Carl Crawford's participation in games for the first time since his January wrist surgery is 'imminent. It's coming very soon.'

RotoInfo.com | Apr 4th, 1:58pm

Rich Hill, Daisuke Matsuzaka, Andrew Miller and Carl Crawford are all on the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 26.

RotoInfo.com | Mar 30th, 7:50am

Red Sox don't expect OF Carl Crawford to join the team until May.

RotoInfo.com | Mar 29th, 8:34am

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine estimates that Carl Crawford (wrist) will only need 50 at-bats on a rehab assignment before he is ready for the season.

RotoInfo.com | Mar 21st, 8:44am

Carl Crawford will not swing today but will run the bases. He graduates to soft toss tomorrow.

RotoInfo.com | Mar 15th, 11:16am

Although he didn't determine the exact date, Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine said outfielder Carl Crawford (wrist) will begin hitting in the next few days, the Boston Herald reports. Crawford has not played in a Grapefruit League game this spring after having offseason wrist surgery. 'He's going to be hitting soon. S-O-O-N,' Valentine said Thursday. 'I don't know when that is, but soon

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This is not the most surprising news, but we need to toss it out there: Boston Red Sox outfielder Carl Crawford isn't expected to make his regular season debut until late April, or, more likely, May. Crawford is still recovering from January wrist surgery and hasn't swung a bat since suffering a setback in March. Boston clearly doesn't intend to rush this recovery.