Red Sox Eye Alvarez Trade to Spark Slumping Lineup

It's April 23rd, you're listening to Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered coverage of

your team.

I'm Corey with the story.

The Boston Red Sox are in a rough spot, sitting at 9 wins and 15 losses, dead last in the

American League East and 6 games back of those, pesky New York Yankees.

Tonight, the Yankees can sweep the series after Boston's offense went quiet in the last

two games, pushing the socks closer to desperation mode IF.

They want any shot at the playoffs.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about a blockbuster trade idea, snagging Houston Astro's slugger

Jordan Alvarez to spark that limp lineup, since the socks.

Ranked bottom five and runs, RBI's, OPS and dead last in home runs, Alvarez is on fire

this season, hitting 347 with a 1.245 OPS, 11 homers and 26 RBI's in just 26 games, and

he'd vault Boston from last to 20th in power while crushing it at Finway with a 488 average

lifetime there.

With Houston hurting and pitching and the outfield, the Red Sox could dangle young arms

like Peyton Toley or Kyson Witherspoon, plus maybe Jaren, Durran, to seal the deal and

flip this lump before it's too late.