Red Sox Slump After Offseason Splash

On April 2nd, the Boston Red Sox went all in this off-season, grabbing Caleb Durbin from the Brewers.

Sunny Gray and Wilson Contreras from the Cardinals and locking up Ranger Suarez on a five-year deal.

They aimed to reload for a strong push, but early in the 2026 season, it's been a rough ride with just a one-win five-lost start.

Those fresh arms in the rotation, Gray and Suarez, combined for a 7.56 ERA in their first outings.

At the plate, Contreras and Durbin are scraping by with only three hits in 38.

At bats, one run scored and one driven in.

Fans and analysts are pointing fingers at these new guys for the slump, especially after that opening win

turned into a four-game skid, capped by a sweep from the Houston Astros.

In the loaded American League East, digging this whole early hurts bad.

The front office hoped for sparks, but right now it's more like fizzling out.

Boston faces tough tests ahead with the San Diego Padres and Milwaukee Brewers.

They got to ignite soon, or risk fading in a division that forgives no one,

but with talent there, a turnaround feels possible if the vets step up.

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