Red Sox Regret Bregman Loss, Suárez Shines

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where the game meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Boston Red Sox been through the ringer this year, starting with missing out on resigning Alex Breggman. They offered him five years for $165 million, but he bounced to the Chicago Cubs for five years $175 million instead, partly over no trade clause issues and deferred cash. Earlier this week, after firing manager Alex Cora and five top assistants, fingers pointed straight at Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow, and ownership for how Breggman's short stint went down. Red Sox CEO Sam Kennedy owned up to some blame on the radio Tuesday, saying the whole front office shares fault when the team's not clicking at. Championship levels. Breggman signing forced third baseman Rafael Devers to first base last spring. He said no, got traded to San Francisco a month later, leaving Boston.

1:00Short on infield vets. They flipped that Breggman money into five years, $130 million for Lefty Ranger Suarez, who's been lights out with eight scoreless, innings Monday. Now with the offense slumping hard and no leadership spark, you got to wonder if the Red Sox wish they could rewind on Breggman and steady that ship. Before it sinks further...