Red Sox Own Up to Rough Start, Seek Turnaround

On April 28th, the Boston Red Sox sit at 12 wins in 17 losses, dead last in the American

League East as April wraps up.

Even with three stray victories under their belt, they're far from playoff contention.

The team shook up their coaching staff over the weekend, and lately they flashed some

positive signs on the field.

Team President Sam Kennedy went on the radio Tuesday and owned up to the front office's

role in the rough start.

He said they all hold themselves to a higher standard and take responsibility when they

fall short.

Chief baseball officer Craig Bresslow echoed that, admitting he didn't hand manager Alex

Korra, the strongest position player group to work with.

Kennedy stressed there's blame to share across the organization, including his own spot.

With changes in place, the socks aimed to build momentum and fight their way back up the

standings.

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