The 2026 season has not been a good one for the Boston Red Sox. They are 12-18, sitting at the bottom of the AL East. And that's after winning three straight against AL-East teams before a Tuesday loss to the Toronto Blue Jays.

One of the most viral moments that resulted from the Boston Red Sox firing manager Alex Cora came in the form of an anonymous quote from a former player, as shared by WEEI's Rob Bradford on Sunday.

What has Breslow done right, other than a secondary move here or there, since the Garrett Crochet/Aroldis Chapman/Alex Bregman haul?

Boston's chief baseball officer fired manager Alex Cora last weekend, but Breslow's roster moves often didn't set up Cora for success.

Following the Boston Red Sox's firing of manager Alex Cora and five other coaches last week, sources provided some insight into how and why general manager Craig Breslow came to that decision.

MLB analyst Jared Carrabis claims Craig Breslow is now in danger of losing his job after the Red Sox fired Alex Cora.

Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow responded to criticism for how he handled a meeting with players Sunday morning to discuss the firing of manager Alex Cora.

The Boston Red Sox cut ties with Alex Cora this past weekend. Could Craig Breslow end up being the next big-name guy to go?

A day later, Trevor Story got what he wanted — or part of what he wanted, at least. Alex Cora and his six deposed coaches aren’t coming back to the Red Sox. But Story had that needed follow-up conversation with chief baseball officer Craig Breslow,

After a season start of 10 wins and 17 losses, Boston Red Sox baseball operations chief Craig Breslow cleaned house by firing Alex Cora and most of his coaching staff. The Red Sox are now Breslow’s team through and through,

For Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow and the Boston Red Sox, a season of high expectations is quickly falling apart. Despite spending big money on their pitching staff, the team cannot find any consistency.