Boston – Red sox curve Richard Fitts On Saturday, he launched a 40 -step live battle practice at Fenway Park
The 25 -year -olds, who have been on the 15 -day list with a right -wing strain since April 13, said he “went very well.”
“I have not had pain in about a week or only to build -me from there,” said Fitts.
Manager Alex Cora mentioned on Friday that Fitts could start a “at the end of next week”.
Fitts said he still has to talk to Cora about the plan, but he thinks he will be ready for a rehabilitation start next week if this is what the Red Sox decides.
“One hundred percent,” said Fitts. “I am ready to return and compete. And ready to help the team to win as much as I can.”
Fitts threw himself well in three beginnings before disembarking the Il. It allowed six runs in 17 entries (3.18 was). The opponents beat .226 against him.
The Four Customs’ Fastness on the right, its most commonly used land so far, had an average of 94.7 mph and the beaters went out of 4 to 20 (.200) against it.
“I am very eager, but I also want to ensure -I am ready whenever I return,” said Fitts. “I don’t want to precipitate -and not help the team to win and get out of there with less performance. So I want to be as ready as I can. I think it’s nearby, surely.”
Cora added, “He threw the ball well. We will see how he feels tomorrow and from there we will make a map.”