Breslow Defends Red Sox, Praises Story

0:00On April 27th, Boston Red Sox shocked everyone by firing manager Alex Cora out of nowhere, and the backlash hit hard, not just on the call itself, but on how they broke the news to the players. Shortstop Trevor Story led the charge, calling out the franchise's unclear direction, and saying some top coaches never got a real chance. Chief baseball officer Craig Bresslow jumped in on Monday to push back against the noise. He explained that right after the move, he pulled the whole team together so they could hear stray from him and meet interim manager Chad Tracing. Bresslow's been right there with him, chatting one on one with several players. Story got special mention. Bresslow called him a vital leader, super respected in the clubhouse by everyone, including himself, with 12 big league seasons under his belt, including that 2013 World Series ring as a Red Sox player. Bresslow gets the player. Perspective inside out. He's staying available through the winter meetings in Dallas, keeping lines open to rebuild trust and chart the path ahead.

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