Durbin's Slump: Red Sox Hope for Offensive Spark

0:00It's March 31st, welcome in. This is Boston Red Sox News today, where a team coverage meets AI. Boston Red Sox took a tough 8-1 loss to the Houston Astros on Monday night, and its spotlighted third baseman Caleb Durbin's Rocky Star 2. The season. The 26-year-old infielder got traded to Boston from the Milwaukee Brewers in a big six-player deal back in February, but he's sitting at zero for 14 at the plate so far. During this day in chill about it, saying he's just fine-tuning his swing to lift the ball more and create better chances for hits. He feels locked in mentally and knows it's early, with plenty of games left to heat up. Fans and the team see the pressure, especially since Boston's eyeing a World Series run in 2026, and Durbin's expected to step up big as. A key piece. Manager Alex Korra noticed real progress in Monday's game, pointing out Durbin laid off bad pitches and swung at strikes, unlike his last series. Korra says he's grinding hard, and the results will come soon.

1:02As the Red Sox wrap up this series with Houston, all eyes stay on Durbin to turn things around and spark that offense.