Red Sox Right-Handed Bats: A Cause for Concern

0:00On April 2nd, the Boston Red Sox get a breather today with no game on the schedule until tomorrow's home opener, so they can drop any further after. A rough start to the season. Their lineup has shown some serious gaps, especially among right-handed hitters over the first six games. That weakness stands out when you stack them up against the rest of baseball, where Boston's top-ridey bats barely crack the top lists. It's like they're scraping the bottom of the barrel for power, from that side of the plate. And analysts are feeling the frustration, calling it underwhelming and a real downer for a team with big expectations. The lack of punch has everyone questioning how they'll compete without stronger, right-handed threats. Digging deeper, Trevor's story leads off as a candidate for their best right-handed hitter in the number two spot, but Wilson Contreras might edge him. Out with steadier production so far, still, neither sets the bar high. With the reset button hit today, tomorrow's opener could spark a turnaround if those bats wake up and deliver some real pop. That's your Boston Red Sox News Today update.

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