Red Sox Stumble, Cora Seeks Turnaround

0:00It's April 7th, from the locker room to your ears. This is Boston Red Sox News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. The Boston Red Sox are stumbling out the gate with just two wins and eight losses in their first ten games. One of the worst starts in team history. Manager Alex Cora hit the radio waves this week, owning the disappointment but keeping it real. It's early and there's a whole season ahead to flip. The script. They re-tooled in the offseason for pitching and run prevention after losing Alex Bregman to the Cubs, dropping five years in 130. Million on starter. Ranger Suarez in trading for third baseman Caleb Durbin. But so far, that blueprint ain't working. With sloppy defense carrying over from last year. Fans are feeling the heat as the team sits second in baseball with eleven errors already. Shortstop Trevor Stories got three already. That most league-wide, while 21-year-old Roman Anthony's arm issues and left field have him.

1:00Mostly D.H. Cora stressing the basics, make the plays and pitches no excuses. Pitchings ref two, 25th and ERA at 4.84, middling on walks and strikeouts per nine. Cora's eyeing history, only fourteen teams ever made the playoffs from a two and seven hole and once they hit 500 as a reset, banking on a hot streak soon. Tonight at Finway, Garrett Crochet takes the hill against the Milwaukee Brewers at 6.45 PM Eastern, a chance to claw one step closer to. Even, keep grinding, socks nation, the grind never stops.