Red Sox Leadership Promises Change After Another Disappointing Season

Team executives acknowledge fan frustration and vow to improve roster and performance for 2025.

The Red Sox finished the 2024 season with a mediocre 81-81 record, missing the playoffs for the third consecutive year.
Team president Sam Kennedy and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow admitted that ownership did not do enough to strengthen the roster.
Key areas for improvement include bolstering the pitching staff, enhancing defense, and addressing the lack of right-handed power hitters.
Top prospects like Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayer, and Kyle Teel are seen as crucial to the team's future, but trades remain a possibility.
Manager Alex Cora emphasized the need for better physical conditioning and mental toughness to avoid late-season collapses.