Fans Demand Red Sox Owner Sell Team

0:00On May 1st, a small plane buzzed over Fenway Park on Friday, towing a banner that read, Fire Craig Breslow and sell the team. A targeted Boston's Chief Facebook Officer and owner, John Henry, right before the Red Sox faced the Astros during batting practice. The team sits dead last in the AL East with a 12-win 19-law start. Breslow had just fire manager Alex Cora on April 25th. Oddly enough, after a 17-to-1 road blowout over Baltimore, the plane kept circling the part for more than an hour, making sure everyone got the message. Fans outside Fenway looked up, squinting to catch the words amid the frustration. Chances sell the team are wrung out loud at games, hitting a peak last week after Boston got swept at home by the Yankees. Cora, the 50-year-old manager, skipper the Red Sox to their last World Series title in 2018, with a club record 108, regular season wins. He also played on the 2007 championship squad, and finished with a 620-541 record, the first skipper,

1:04axed this season, with ownership feeling the heat from all sides, including protests at Henry's Liverpool Club over ticket hikes. Boston fans are demanding real fixes, before this rough season spirals further. Stay tuned with MLB News today, AI-powered updates.