Henry Breaks Silence, Teases Red Sox Fans

0:00It's March 24th. From the locker room to your ears, this is Boston Red Sox News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. John Henry, the owner of the Boston Red Sox, broke a five-year silence on X with his first post since June 11th, 2021. He responded cheekily to a Boston Globe columnist who walked back criticism of NESN, the network Henry owns 80% of, over Red Sox Spring, training coverage. The calmness had called NESN greedy and cheap for limiting broadcasts, but later admitted in match league practices across Major League Baseball. Henry's reply highlighted the overlap of his wide business interests, which now include Liverpool Football Club in the Premier League, the Boston Globe, and RFK Racing, even as his group recently sold the Pittsburgh Penguins. Red Sox fans have grown frustrated with Henry staying out of the spotlight amid the team's uneven play, missing the playoffs five times in seven years, since their last World

1:02Series win in 2018. Last season ended with a quick wildcard loss to the Yankees, though the offseason brought pictures, sunny gray, Wilson Contreras, and Ranger Suarez, while parting with Alex Breggman. Team President Sam Kennedy chuckled at the tweet, but downplayed any sign of Henry returning to social media regularly, calling the platform rough, toxic. Kennedy stressed Henry's deep daily involvement through calls and text with staff, including Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow, despite avoiding. Beat reporters for six years. This rare peek into Henry's world underscores his hands off media style, while the Red Sox gear up for another season under his steady. Behind the scenes guidance?