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State of the Sox: In (partial) defense of Craig Breslow

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By Sean McAdam Verified
| The Fenway Rundown: Boston Red Sox Podcast
It’s popular — if not almost obligatory — to criticize Craig Breslow and the job he’s done as chief baseball officer of the Red Sox. The numbers tell the story: a record which is 11 games under .500 and a position in the basement of the American League East. Unless the Red Sox execute a second-half turnaround, this season will mark the second time in three years that the Red Sox, under Breslow, have failed to win more games than they lose.
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Red Sox’ Willson Contreras about to discover he can’t lead his team while serving suspension | Sean McAdam Original

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By Sean McAdam Verified
| The Fenway Rundown: Boston Red Sox Podcast
BOSTON — At a time when they can least afford it, the Red Sox are about to lose the most fearsome hitter in their lineup. After Tuesday’s bench-clearing brawl in the bottom of the fourth inning, Willson Contreras is staring down at an MLB-mandated suspension. It’s unlikely to be for just a game or two. Never mind that Contreras became the first player in franchise history to be ejected in consecutive games, though that won’t help his case.
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Red Sox reactions: Willson Contreras ejected, Connelly Early injured as win streak snapped at five Original

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By Sean McAdam Verified
| The Fenway Rundown: Boston Red Sox Podcast
BOSTON — Instant reactions from the Red Sox’ 8-1 loss to the Washington Nationals Tuesday night at Fenway Park: 1) Washington starter Cade Cavalli allowed a leadoff double to Anthony Seigler. After that, he was literally unhittable. The only other baserunner against him was on an error three batters after Seigler’s double. He retired the final 19 batters he faced as the Red Sox offense nosedived and the Sox suffered an 8-1 defeat with Washington beating up the bullpen with seven unanswered runs.
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