Red Sox Struggle, Cora Seeks Team Shutdown

0:00On April 7th, Boston Red Sox, sitting at two wins and eight losses, the only squad in Major League Baseball without three victories yet. They rolled into the season, eyeing not just playoffs, but the American League East Crown, and now they're stumbling hard right out the gate. Monday night brought another defeat against the Milwaukee Brewers, capping a frustrating slide. Their starting pitchers are posting a 5.40 earned run average way off the mark from what fans and experts banked on for this crew. Manager Alex Korra laid it out plain after the loss, stressing that elite pitching is the path to 500 and beyond. He pointed to issues like walking too many batters and letting opponents feast with runners in scoring position, calling it a recipe that just doesn't. Win ball games. Looking ahead, they hit the field Tuesday against Milwaukee again, with Garrett Crochet taking the hill at 6.45 pm Eastern time. Garrett knows one ace isn't enough though, pushing for airtight defense, smart base running,

1:02and a complete team shutdown. If they string it together soon, this rough pass could flip quick, but right now, Boston's got work to climb out of this hole and mashed those big. Preseason vibes. Boston Red Sox news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on and off the field. I'm Corey with the story.