Red Sox Fans: Chanting 'Sell' Too Soon?

0:00It's April 7th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered updates on your squad. Red Sox fans are chanting, sell the team, after a rough two wins and a loss of start, but that payroll sits over 264 million. Dollars, good for six highest and majorly baseball. Plenty of other squads like the Pirates of Marlins could gripe about cheap owners, but Boston's not hurting for cash. Others showed out big this winter under Craig Breslow, yet the results look weak just 10 games in. John Henry showed up to a loss against the brewers Monday night and heard the booze loud and clear, but he barely blinked. Henry's not budging because the team's valued just under $5 billion as part of his Fenway sports group. His net worth hits $5.7 billion, boosted by Liverpool FC, so selling one of sports crown jewels ain't on the table. Is one real pressure? Skip the games if the squad tanks the AL East and misses playoffs. Fenway's a cash cow that gets milked hard, even in bad years, so empty seats hit where

1:03it hurts. Chance send a message over time, sure, but yelling for a sale 10 games deep just sounds spoiled. Drop attendance on a dead season, and Henry might actually listen.