Red Sox CEO confirms Craig Breslow's job security amid disappointing season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 1:37 PM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Boston Red Sox president and CEO Sam Kennedy reaffirmed that Craig Breslow will retain his position as chief baseball officer despite a challenging season for the team. The Red Sox are currently last in the American League East with a record of 27-39. This season began with high expectations after last year's wild card playoff appearance, but injuries and performance issues have contributed to the disappointing start. Kennedy emphasized that there are no plans for a coaching change during an interview on June 11.
- •Red Sox are in last place in the AL East with a 27-39 record.
- •Breslow replaced Alex Cora earlier this season after a poor start.
- •Sam Kennedy assures Breslow's job is secure during a radio interview.
- •Red Sox face challenges with injuries affecting key players.
- •The team aims for a late push for a wild-card spot.
- 1:37 PMYahoo Sports — Red Sox CEO Reassures Craig Breslow's Job Security Amid Unexpected Season
"The Boston Red Sox's season has not gone as many would have expected, but president and CEO Sam Kennedy does not see a major change coming to Craig Breslow's position.
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