Red Sox Drop Fourth Straight, Fans Fume

0:00It's April 1st, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered updates on your squad. The Boston Red Sox just dropped another stinker against the Houston Astros, marking their fourth straight worst game of this young season. Brandebello took the mound and got hammered, giving up six runs and 11 base runners in just 4.2 innings. The offense was no better, managing only four hits while striking out 13 times, that's only seven whips over the last two games. Earlier this week, the sock showed flashes, but tonight they burned resources on dumb calls like Sedanet Rafaella, challenging a pitch that wasn't even, close, right at zero balls with bases empty. Then there was the whole team sleeping on a strikeout. Pitchers, fielders, even manager, Alex Cora missed strike three in a key spot. Bello couldn't finish hitters despite some good swings and misses, and they grooved pitches to stars like Jordan Alvarez. Fans are fuming over this disengaged squad, picking up right where they left off last

1:02year leading the league in errors. Roman Anthony whiffed four times on barely nine pitches early, setting a brutal tone. The lineup didn't get their first hit until the fifth, by which point the game was a route. This loss highlights a pattern just five games in, shaky baseball IQ from top to bottom, with walks fueling rallies and no one stepping up, no studs at. Bello's back in the number five slot for a reason, and the offense lives lost. Garrett Crochet takes the hill tomorrow in the series finale, giving them a shot to go two and four before the home opener, Friday. Let's see if they wake up.