The Boston Red Sox's starting pitching depth has taken hit after hit this season due to injuries, but things are starting to trend in the right direction. Boston got Sonny Gray back from the Injured List on Wednesday and he tossed five shutout innings against the Detroit Tigers. On Thursday, Red Sox interim manager Chad Trady shared that Ranger Suárez is "progressing," although it's still unclear if he will make his next start. Also, Garrett Crochet has begun throwing and is making progress as well, as shared by Alex Speier of The Boston Globe on X. "Tracy says Roman Anthony is still sore and will probably land on the injured list so Sox aren’t shorthanded for the next 4-5 days," Speier wrote. "Mickey Gasper is coming up. Ranger Suárez is 'progressing,' but Sox aren’t sure if he’ll make his next start. Crochet is throwing on flat ground at 60 feet." What Should The Red Sox Do?…