Red Sox's Brutal Start: Can They Turn It Around?

0:00On April 6, Boston Red Sox are off to a brutal two wins and seven losses start, sitting at a minus 15 run differential through nine games. In the wildcard era, 57 teams have kicked off this poorly or worse, and 54 of them, 94.7% missed the playoffs entirely. None even sniffed the World Series. Pitching has been the big culprit so far. Offseason pickup ranger Suarez owns an 8.64 ERA over two starts, and Brand Bello is hovering at 9.64. The bullpins held up decently, but they lost new arm Yohan Oviedo to injury already. Red Sox fans are fuming over that Rafael Divers trade, and it's fallout. Not only did they ship out their star, but they flipped the prospects they got back. James Tibs and Kyle Harrison. Tibs smashed three homers in triple A for the Dodgers last weekend, and Harrison impressed on the mound for Milwaukee yesterday. Looking ahead, things stay rough. They open a series Monday against the Brewers,

1:01who won the most games in baseball last year and sit at 7-2 now. Bello draws the nod for Boston opposite Milwaukee's Brandon Woodruff, who's 1-0 with a 3.60 ERA after fanning six in his debut. History's not kind to slow starters like this, but baseball's full of comebacks. We'll see if the Sox can flip the script before it's too late. From your team, powered by AI, this is Boston Red Sox News today.