Red Sox's Ninety-Win Dream Fading

0:00It's April 7th. Welcome to Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. I'm Cory with the story. Boston Red Sox came into the season eyeing 90 wins after dropping 89 last year. They beefed up pitching and defense in the offseason, plus got full seasons from young guns like Roman Anthony. But now, after losing eight of their first 10 games, that goal looks way tougher. To hit 90 wins, they'd need a 579 winning percentage over the remaining 152 games. That paces out to 94 wins over a full season, and honestly, their roster just ain't built for that kind of fire right now. Fangrass projections have them going 81 and 71 from here, finishing with 83 total wins. That's more realistic, given the offensive slumps, shaky defense, and pitching woes, even though they're mostly healthy. This marks the ninth time Boston started to innate. Only once, back in 2011, did they crack more than 85 wins, hitting 90 on a squad loaded

1:00for a World Series run, unlike this. Group in the tough AL East. So yeah, 80 to 85 wins feels like the smart ceiling unless they flip the script hard in the coming weeks. Keep watching how they grind it out.