Red Sox announce injury news on Garrett Whitlock after Blue Jays loss
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 5:38 AM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

The Boston Red Sox lost 6-4 to the Toronto Blue Jays on August 12, 2026, marking their fifth consecutive defeat. Following the game, interim manager Chad Tracy revealed that Garrett Whitlock is experiencing elbow inflammation. Whitlock stated the issue has been building over the past few weeks but expressed minimal concern about needing significant treatment. He indicated that he does not anticipate an extended stint on the injured list.
- •Whitlock has elbow inflammation and was unavailable for the Blue Jays game.
- •He has been dealing with the issue for two to three weeks.
- •Tracy provided an update on Whitlock's condition after the game.
- •The Red Sox's loss extends their losing streak to five games.
- 5:38 AMYahoo Sports — Boston Red Sox Announce Unfortunate Garrett Whitlock News After Blue Jays Loss
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