Red Sox face scrutiny as Craig Breslow assembles last-place team

The Boston Red Sox, under chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, are currently in last place in the American League East, trailing the New York Yankees by 14.5 games. The team has posted a 21-28 record following the firing of manager Alex Cora, leading to speculation about potential trades for players like Sonny Gray and Aroldis Chapman. Despite the team's struggles, MLB insider Robert Murray reports that Breslow's job is not in immediate jeopardy, although he may face questions about his future in the offseason. Red Sox management is exploring options to improve performance, including reshuffling the roster.

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