Red Sox Struggle, Lose to Padres, Face Brewers

0:00On April 6th, the Boston Red Sox just wrapped up a rough week in a Fenway, dropping an 8-6 decision to the San Diego Padres on Sunday. That loss dropped them to two wins and seven defeats. The worst start in all of Major League Baseball, heading into the New Week. They showed some fight with a four-run third inning and a late push to tie things up. But it wasn't enough to snap their skid. This comes after the team's showed out $130 million for pitcher Ranger Suarez in the offseason plus several trades to boost the lineup. Nineteen-year-old Alfielder Roman Anthony didn't shudder-coded after the game, calling the stretch unacceptable for the fans and the team's own. Standard. He stressed that every player in the room, including himself, has to step up and bring more energy. No time to regroup either, as the Milwaukee Brewers roll into town Monday for a three-game set. They're tied for the best record in Baseball at seven and two, with the St. Louis Cardinals waiting right behind at five and four. The socks know they set a high bar, so expect them to grind through this early test and turn

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