Suarez Struggles, Red Sox Fans Await Turnaround

0:00It's April 6th, you're listening to Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Corey with the story. The Boston Red Sox dropped big money on Ranger Suarez with a 5-year, $130 million deal this off season, but the guys off to Rocky starting his first two outings for the team. He missed most of spring training to pitch for his country in the World Baseball Classic, so he wasn't fully ramped up and is showing in his early numbers. Suarez coughed up four earned runs and two homers over four and one-third innings in his debut, then matched that with four more earned runs in four. Innings against the San Diego Padres on Sunday, leaving fans and the front office wanting more from their new ace. No excuses from the veteran though, he owned it straight up, saying those starts aren't cutting it and he knows he can do better, especially with his. Track record as an all-star two years back and a near-miss last season. And stay sky high, and with that funky spring schedule likely playing a role, his next turn on the mound could be the spark to flip the script and get Boston's rotation humming