Red Sox Lose 3rd Straight, Fans Boo

0:00It's April 7th. From the locker room to your ears, this is Boston Red Sox News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. The Boston Red Sox fell 8-6 to the Milwaukee Brewers in their series opener Monday 9. That marks their third straight loss, dropping them to two wins in eight losses overall, and just one in three at Fenway Park this season. The team keeps beating themselves with sloppy play, including another rough outing from starter, Brian Bello, two defensive heirs, and going only two. For 12, with runners in scoring position, they faced a brutal early schedule, but has left them with the worst record in baseball. Fans are fed up, booing loudly and letting their frustration show after this slow start. Manager Alex Korra spoke right to it, owning that the high expectations in Boston come with the territory, and right now the team deserves every bit of the criticism. Korra, now in his 8th year steering the Red Sox, and a former player here himself, knows

1:00that passion all too well. It fuels them, even on nights like this. They'll look to snap the skid Tuesday night behind Garrett Crochet on the mound, facing off against Milwaukee's Jacob Myciarowski, and what could be a real pitches duel to shift the momentum.