It turns out, Carl Crawford wasn't just physically hindered
during his time with the Red Sox, he was deeply depressed, as
well.  Facing a slow start and nagging injuries after joining
the Red Sox in 2011, things went downhill fast, he said. He felt
things would never improve for him in Boston and that he was
trapped due to his seven-year, $142 million contract. He opened
up about his experience recently to the Los Angeles Times.
Crawford called his time in Boston the "toughest two years of my
career, by far."   Crawford said things only seemed to get worse
for him last season. He even pulled out the T-word when
describing the negative energy he was battling in Boston.