The Boston Red Sox won't soon regret trading for new ace Garrett Crochet, but they're about to start finding out just how big a price they paid. In December, Boston acquired Crochet from the Chicago White Sox for a four-prospect haul: catcher Kyle Teel,

Garrett Crochet opted to sign an extension with the Red Sox following his self-imposed deadline earlier this week.

In frigid, windy conditions, Crochet’s first pitch crossed the plate with a game-time temperature of 35 degrees and a 23-degree wind chill. By the time he exited the game in the sixth inning, he’d thrown a career-high 107 pitches, but the Toronto Blue Jays got the best of him, pulling ahead 4-0 en route to a 6-1 victory.

Lucas dominated on his way to a second straight win Tuesday. He allowed only one runner to reach scoring position while racking up a career-high eight punchouts. He threw 57 of 82 pitches and generated 12 swinging strikes.

Every once in a while, a player comes along who reminds you that every single move matters. Fans bundled themselves in coats and scarves to survive a frigid Fenway Park Tuesday night, hoping to see a dominant lefty.

Garrett Crochet went to the mound for his first Red Sox start at Fenway Park and just flat out got beat by a guy who entered the night with a 7.71 career ERA. Sure, it was miserably cold, and the defense did him no favors,