Lucas Giolito

I went to the doctor.

That was right before the series started.

So I came back and started doing rehab work in New York.

Within like three days, my elbow felt 100% fine again.

So that was when I was like, yo, let's start a throwing program so I can build up and be ready to pitch again.

as soon as humanly possible, whether that be the end of the divisional series or the, if, you know, we made it that far, the championship series, like just let's start building up.

But then we lost that game and the season's over.

So that's that.

Yeah, but I didn't.

And that's, that's the end.

That's the end of the story.

Yeah.

No, I started throwing before I moved when I was still in Boston.

Yes, because like I'm telling you, there's no injury.

Right.

Or whatever injury there was is gone.

It was like a weird freak thing that just popped up at the worst possible time, not only for the Red Sox, myself, just in general, the worst possible time, right?

Right.

It makes my free agency harder.

It prevented me from pitching in the playoffs when I had been a part of the rotation pretty much the entire year.