Red Sox Fans Demand Sell After Brutal Start

0:00On April 6th, Red Sox fans are turning up the heat on owner John Henry after another rough loss. Sunday at Finway Boston dropped an 8-6 decision to the Padres, dropping their record to two wins and seven losses through nine games. As the final outsealed the defeat, a wave of supporters started chanting, sell the team right at Henry. The games slipped away fast when the Sox blew a four-nothing lead. San Diego piled on three runs in the fourth inning and three more in the fifth to grab a six-to-four edge. Boston clawed back to tied in the seventh, but they coughed up two runs late to hand over the win. With a $265 million payroll, the team sits dead last in the American League East, five and a half games behind the seven-in-one Yankees. Fans have been souring on ownership since the last World Series title in 2018, with just two playoff appearances since and the Mukibets. Trade in 2020, still stinging hard. Outfielder Roman Anthony called it, straight unacceptable to fans and the team's own standards, stressing they got to bring more energy and show up.

1:07Every day, last season they got bounced early in the wildcard round by those same Yankees. This brutal start to 2026 isn't doing Henry any favors with a faithful, and you can bet those chance of just the beginning as. Frustrations build. That's the story for today. Boston Red Sox news today, driven by AI.