Red Sox Fire Manager, Shake Up Squad

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is Boston Red Sox News today, where team coverage meets AI. The Boston Red Sox just dropped a bombshell by firing manager Alex Korra and several coaches after a rough start to the 2026 season. They're sitting at 12 wins and 17 losses, dead last in the American League East. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and ownership pulled the trigger to shake up the squad and spark a turnaround. All's been in charge for three years now, with records of 81 and 81 in his first season, then 89 and 73 last. Year. They've nailed some deals like grabbing pitcher-guarra crochet and locking in young star Roman Anthony Longterm, but whiffed on others like letting. Alex Bremen, walk in trading Rafael Devers for peanuts. No playoff series wins under him yet. Word is, Korra and Breslow clashed hard on player scouting, roster moves, young talent contracts and clubhouse leaders. Insiders say it bore down to a power struggle, even if the team denies it.

1:03They kept Breslow's pitching coaches, but axed Korra's inner circle, putting the whole operation squarely in Breslow's hands. Early signs look good under interim skipper Chad Tracy, who's two and oh so far. If they keep rolling, the heat on Breslow cools off quick. But if the skid continues, eyes turn straight to Breslow, could be his job on the line next, fight past ownership shakeups when things go south.