Red Sox Struggle, But Breslow Sees Light

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The Boston Red Sox are off to a rough start in the 2026 season, sitting at two wins and

seven losses after dropping three straight.

Series, that's the worst record in Major League Baseball right now, and it ties for the

worst nine-game beginning in franchise history.

They've struggled across the board with hitting, pitching, defense, and even base running,

while facing a brutal early schedule against last year's winning teams.

Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow stayed up beat on a recent broadcast, saying the

team's loaded with talent that's just not clicking yet, and it's way too early to panic

after only eight or nine games.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about the slow burn, but Breslow's heart is in helping

the squad find its groove over the long haul.

That optimism got tested quick though, with an 8-6 loss to the San Diego Padres on

a rainy Easter Sunday at Fenway.

Newcomers like Wilson Contreras, Caleb Durbin, Ranger Suarez, and Johann Oviato haven't

delivered as expected, but there are flickers of hope.

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Offense and pitching show their best stretches against the Padres.

Now they head into a series against the scorching Milwaukee Brewers, who boasts the league's

top mark at seven and two.

If Boston builds on those positive vibes, they could flip this script fast and get back

in the hunt.