Red Sox management faces scrutiny as trade deadline approaches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 10:18 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Following increasing pressure from ownership, Boston Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow may be under scrutiny as the trade deadline nears. Reports indicate that ownership is seeking a right-handed bat independently, signaling dissatisfaction with Breslow's recent decision-making. The Red Sox have faced controversy over significant trades and free agency losses under Breslow's leadership. His firing of manager Alex Cora has also raised questions about his approach. With potential replacement Theo Epstein in the frame, Breslow's efforts in the coming days may determine his future with the team.
- •Ownership is reportedly losing faith in Craig Breslow's leadership.
- •Breslow's past moves have drawn heavy criticism, including trading Rafael Devers.
- •Pressure mounts as ownership seeks a right-handed bat without front office input.
- •Theo Epstein could be a potential replacement should Breslow depart.
- •Breslow's decisions leading up to the trade deadline may affect his job security.
- 10:18 PMYahoo Sports — Red Sox ownership may be losing faith in Craig Breslow as deadline pressure rises
"With owners starting to make calls around, Breslow's time in Boston may be on a timer.
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