Craig Breslow Encouraged By Red Sox's Recent Progress In Key Area
The Boston Red Sox are showing signs of improvement in their offensive performance after a challenging start to the season. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow noted an uptick in quality at-bats, particularly against fastballs, which has contributed to recent successes. Despite missing key players, the team is optimistic about continuing this positive trend as the season progresses.
- ▪The Red Sox have recorded 58 hits, 30 runs, and seven homers in their last six games.
- ▪Craig Breslow has observed improved plate discipline and quality at-bats from the team.
- ▪Since the dismissal of Alex Cora, the Red Sox's batting average against fastballs has increased from .244 to .256.
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