Craig Breslow Explains Red Sox's Stunning Offensive Turnaround
The Boston Red Sox have experienced a significant offensive turnaround after struggling early in the season. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow attributes this improvement to players settling into their roles and contributing effectively. The team has averaged 5.55 runs per game over their last 11 games, a stark contrast to their earlier performance.
- ▪The Red Sox averaged just 3.62 runs per game through May 18, ranking near the bottom in several offensive categories.
- ▪In the second half of May, the team's offensive performance improved significantly, marking their two best weeks of the season.
- ▪Players like Jarren Duran and Caleb Durbin have started to perform better, contributing to a deeper and more productive lineup.
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