Craig Breslow focuses on improving communication with Red Sox players
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 3:19 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
Craig Breslow, the chief baseball officer for the Boston Red Sox, addresses the team's ongoing struggles as they seek to improve this season. Previously, the Red Sox altered their coaching staff, but performance issues persist. Breslow, who emphasizes analytical decision-making, acknowledges the importance of leveraging his experience as a former player to better connect with the roster. He is making an effort to engage more with players, recognizing the value of building relationships and showing that he cares about both their development and the team's success. Breslow's comments come as the Red Sox continue to search for ways to enhance player performance and overall results.
- •Breslow took over as chief baseball officer after the 2023 season.
- •The Red Sox have struggled despite significant coaching changes.
- •Breslow is reaching out to players to build trust and rapport.
- •He acknowledges the need to share his big league experiences.
- •The Red Sox have many young players who could benefit from guidance.
- 3:19 PMYahoo Sports — Craig Breslow Reveals What He Can Do Better To Help Red Sox Players Improve
"The Boston Red Sox front office is in the spotlight as the team still searches for answers and looks to get on a roll.
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