Red Sox CEO: No Consideration Of Moving On From Breslow

Boston Red Sox CEO Sam Kennedy has explicitly ruled out firing chief baseball officer Craig Breslow amid a struggling season, calling the team’s performance 'embarrassing' in multiple interviews. Coverage from *Boston.com*, *The Boston Globe*, and *The New York Times* highlights Kennedy’s stance, though some outlets like *CBS Sports* note his remarks may reflect short-term stability rather than long-term commitment. The team’s owners reportedly share Kennedy’s frustration, with *MassLive* describing the start as 'as bad as it gets,' but no immediate personnel changes are expected.

The focus remains on Breslow’s job security, with *Bleacher Report* and *MLB Trade Rumors* framing the story around whether the Red Sox will prioritize roster moves over front-office changes. *The Boston Globe* adds that the team may still explore trades before the deadline, suggesting operational shifts could come before personnel upheaval. Outlets uniformly cite Kennedy’s direct quotes, though no details on alternative strategies or internal critiques of Breslow’s leadership have been disclosed.

Watch for potential trade activity as the July deadline approaches, given the team’s stated openness to roster adjustments. If performance does not improve, speculation about Breslow’s future could resurface—particularly if the Red Sox miss postseason contention. Coverage will likely pivot to whether Kennedy’s assurances are tactical or indicative of deeper organizational confidence in Breslow’s role.