Red Sox Stumble, Fans Worry: Can They Turn It Around?

It's April 2nd, your listening to Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered coverage of

your team.

I'm Corey with the story.

The Boston Red Sox are stumbling out the gate, dropping five of their first six games

for their worst start since 2019.

That year, they scraped together just 84 wins, 24 fewer than the season before, and missed

the playoffs entirely.

Looking back, this echoes some rough history for Boston.

In 2012, they kicked off one in five after a messy 2011 finish, then lost 93 games and

finished dead last in the AL East.

Even worse, 2011 saw them go 0 and 6 to open, missing the postseason by just one game.

Fans and analysts are feeling the heat, with the socks now sitting dead last in the division

and tied with the athletics and white socks for the worst.

But in all of baseball, playoffs have tanked two from 60.8% before opening day, to just 43.2%

now.

Second worst in the AL East, per fan graphs.

The good news is, a one in five hole isn't a death sentence.

Teams have rallied from worse to reach October.

Boston's got serious talent, so this slump better and quick before the brutal division leaves

them too far back.

They got time to flip the script, but the clock's ticking in this talent-packed race.

Let's see if the Red Sox can channel that inner champion and get back on track.