NEW YORK — Boston Red Sox starter Kutter Crawford was checked out in Boston after experiencing wrist pain.

The 29-year-old righty has no structural damage and returned to Fort Myers where he is expected to throw a bullpen session over the weekend.

Crawford, who has been on the injured list since the start of the season with right patellar tendinopathy, was days away from a rehab assignment before his wrist began to hurt him.

“It’s up to him now as (far as) tolerance,” manager Alex Cora said Friday before Boston’s game at Yankee Stadium . “No live BP scheduled. Just a bullpen and we’ll know more over the weekend.”

Crawford’s patellar tendon injury dates back to the third start of last season when he hurt it covering first base . He still made his next 30 starts, led the team in i

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