Breslow addresses Kiner-Falefa's comments on Red Sox's home struggles

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow discussed Isiah Kiner-Falefa's recent comments about the team's weak home performance. The Red Sox have struggled at Fenway Park this season, posting a 10-20 record and averaging just 3.33 runs per game, significantly lower than their 4.70 runs per game on the road. Kiner-Falefa attributed part of the team's home struggles to the different atmosphere, suggesting it feels less intimate compared to their road games. Breslow emphasized that the team needs to find ways to replicate the successful on-road dynamic at home, given the higher media scrutiny and fan intensity in Boston, which may affect some players' performance.

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