Boston Red Sox leadership backs Craig Breslow amid poor performance
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 3:00 PM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
As the Boston Red Sox continue MLB action today, they hold the seventh-worst record in baseball. There are growing calls from fans at Fenway Park for front office changes, particularly regarding chief baseball officer Craig Breslow. Despite this, ownership reportedly is not considering his dismissal, as Breslow has support from the front office and has not been discussed for a change. The team struggles persist, with a low scoring output since May and questions about Breslow's future decisions. Rival teams are evaluating the Red Sox roster for possible trade targets this summer.
- •Red Sox rank seventh-worst in MLB as of today
- •Ownership supports Craig Breslow despite fan discontent
- •Breslow replaced Chaim Bloom after a disappointing 2023 season
- •Team lacks offensive production since May 1
- •Rival teams analyzing Red Sox roster for trades
- 3:00 PMYahoo Sports — Boston Red Sox Rumors: Insider Sheds Light on Craig Breslow’s Job Security
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