Breslow and Story address Red Sox communication after Cora firing

12 articles · Updated · ESPN · Apr 27

Craig Breslow, Red Sox chief baseball officer, met with Trevor Story and other players in Toronto following criticism over his handling of Alex Cora's firing and the lack of player input.
Story called Breslow's initial explanation unsatisfactory, but both now say they are united in wanting the team to win after a candid discussion.
Breslow encourages player feedback on communication, acknowledging the importance of transparency as the team navigates leadership changes and questions about the franchise's direction.

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