Red Sox Win Under New Manager, Questions Remain

0:00It's April 26th. MLB News Today starts now, AI powered and always on. Boston Red Sox finally grabbed a win on Sunday, beating the Baltimore Orioles 5-3 on the road. This marked the first game under Interim Manager Chad Tracy, who stepped in after the team fired Alex Cora and several coaches. The move came right after a rough 10-17 start to the season. Tracy took over on Saturday and now the Sox sit at 11-17 overall, 1-0 in his short tenure. The shake up aim to spark the struggling club, but questions linger about the bigger picture for the franchise. Veteran players didn't hold back on their frustrations. Shortstop Trevor's story called the team's direction unclear and said some of the best coaches worldwide never got a real chance. He sat out Sunday with Andrew Monasterio starting at shortstop instead. Story also slammed Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow's reasons for the firings as unsatisfactory. Pitcher Garrett Whitlock echoed that,

1:00noting the front office stressed everyone should just focus on playing ball. As the Red Sox pushed forward under new leadership, all eyes stay on whether this win signals a turnaround or just a brief spark in a cloudy season.