Red Sox Chief: Don't Panic, Season's Not Over

0:00On April 6th, the Boston Red Sox sit at two wins and seven losses to kick off the season, but Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow is standing firm on. His faith in this squad he built this winter. Offense has been quiet, and the new pitchers have not clicked yet, but with 153 gains left, it's way too soon to hit the panic. Button Fans are buzzing with worry after that Sunday loss to the Padres, where Breslow popped up on air to say, the rational side knows you judge teams over. The full year, not after 8 games, stars like Roman Anthony, Jaren Duran, Trevor Story and Sedan Raffiella are in a rut right now, while pitchers face hurdles. Johann Oviato hit the injured list with velocity issues, and Ranger Suarez has stumbled in his first two outings after missing spring training time. Breslow gets the frustration, but he sees these good players just needing to heat up soon, setting the stage for a solid turnaround as the season rolls on. That's your update from Boston Red Sox News today, powered by AI.

1:01I'm Corey with The Story.