Red Sox's Anthony Struggles, Durbin Shines, Contreras Boils Over

0:00It's April 7th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered updates on your squad. Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony pulled off a wild defensive plane left field last night, but his arm is still off. Manager Alex Cora, blames it on mechanics, and Anthony admits it's a combo of issues making simple throws look bad. The bats showed some life though, with new guy Caleb Durbin smashing two hits and scoring his first run as a Red Sox player. His former skipper across the diamond still believes in him big time, calling him a total winner no matter the booze. Fans are fed up inside the park as playoffs fade fast, showering the team with jeers all season. Cora owns it straight up, saying they deserve the heat for playing Sloppyball right now. Cubs catcher Wilson Contreras is boiling overhead batters, marking the 24th time in his career and 6th from that pitcher alone. He's done with excuses and vows to send the message next time it happens. Tensions rising like this could spark something real, but the socks need to channel it into

1:04wins before the vives sink deeper. Stay tuned for how they bounce back.