Red Sox Offense Stumbles, New Pitchers Struggle

0:00On March 31st, Boston Red Sox sitting at one win and three losses after that 8-1 beat down by the Houston Astros on Monday night. The offense looks asleep at the wheel, and the big offseason pickups are stumbling out the gate hardest after just four games into the season. Pitching staff got some new blood with Ranger Suarez, Sunny Gray, and Yohan Oviato, but all three came out flat in their debut. Fans especially took a pounding, giving up homers like he never did back in Philly, echoing some spring training woes. Fans are grumbling early, but it's only 2% through the 162 game grind, so panic levels stay low across the board. Small sample size means no one's hitting the alarm just yet, even with the vets adjusting to Fenway pressure. Shorestop Caleb Durbin is 0-14 with some defensive miscues and got pinch hit from Monday, but he's shaking it off, saying he's just gotta. Adjust. Catcher Wilson Contreras, 1 for 13 with 4 walks, has bared balls right at fielders, his

1:02track record screams patience. These newcomers will heat up over the next 150A games, Red Sox Nation, breathe easy and watch the rebound. From your team, powered by AI, this is Boston Red Sox News today, I'm Corey with the story.