Red Sox Snap Skid, Win with New Interim Manager

On April 26, the Boston Red Sox just shook things up, big time, firing manager Alex Cora and six coaches with Chad Tracy stepping in as Interim, Skipper.

But the real story is the player stepping up, grabbing a 5-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles in the series finale to snap out of their rough.

11 and 17 start.

Rookie left the Connolly early, owned the mound for a career best six and two-thirds innings, giving up just four hits and two runs while fanning four.

The offense clicked two with a two run homer in the fifth and some speed on the bases stealing four bags total.

Players like Short Stop Trevor Story made it clear their laser focused on winning, no distractions from the front office moves.

Outfielder, Roman Anthony, echoed that, saying the standards stay high no matter who's in the dugout.

Tracy pushed the team to play with their athleticism and they delivered triples, diving catches, and all out hustle on the field at Camden Yards.

Now they're boarding a flight to Toronto feeling good, with momentum that could flip this season if they keep grinding and hold themselves.

Accountable.

From your team, powered by AI, this is Boston Red Sox News today.

I'm Corey with The Story.