Red Sox CEO: No Consideration Of Moving On From Breslow
Red Sox CEO dismisses firing Breslow despite 'embarrassing' season—what’s next for the franchise?
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Kennedy described the team’s start as ‘embarrassing’ and acknowledged owner dissatisfaction, but reiterated Breslow’s job security for now. Coverage from *Boston.com*, *The Boston Globe*, *The New York Times*, and *CBS Sports* emphasizes the tension between the team’s struggles and leadership’s commitment to Breslow.
The *Globe* and *MassLive* highlight owner frustration, while *Bleacher Report* and *MLB Trade Rumors* focus on Breslow’s immediate job security amid speculation about potential trades or roster moves. Breslow’s long-term role could hinge on whether the team’s performance improves or if ownership shifts strategy midseason.
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Quick answers
Is Craig Breslow’s job in immediate danger?
No. According to multiple sources, including *The Boston Globe* and *CBS Sports*, Red Sox CEO Sam Kennedy has explicitly ruled out firing Breslow at this time.
What does ‘embarrassing’ performance refer to?
Coverage from *Boston.com* and *MassLive* describes the team’s start to the season as ‘as bad as it gets,’ though no specific metrics or records are provided.
Could the Red Sox still make trades or roster changes?
Yes. Kennedy suggested the team may focus on ‘deadline sellers,’ implying potential trades or asset moves are possible, per *The Boston Globe*.
Coverage (8)
- Sam Kennedy talks Red Sox's 'embarrassing’ play, says firing Craig Breslow isn’t ‘on the table’ Boston.com · 90d ago
- Red Sox CEO Calls Out 'Embarrassing' Season, Discusses Craig Breslow's Job Security Bleacher Report · 90d ago
- Sam Kennedy says Craig Breslow’s job is safe, but Red Sox could be deadline sellers The Boston Globe · 90d ago
- Red Sox not considering firing chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, source says The Boston Globe · 90d ago
- Red Sox CEO Sam Kennedy calls season ‘embarrassing,’ but says Craig Breslow’s job is safe The New York Times · 90d ago
- Red Sox owners furious about ‘embarrassing’ performance, president skewers ‘as bad as it gets’ start MassLive · 90d ago
- Despite 'embarrassing' season, Red Sox boss says Craig Breslow's job is safe (but maybe just for now) CBS Sports · 90d ago
- Red Sox CEO: No Consideration Of Moving On From Breslow MLB Trade Rumors · 90d ago
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