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Breslow Addresses Player Concerns Post-Cora Exit
28 Apr
Summary
- Craig Breslow is open to feedback on his communication style.
- Players, including Trevor Story, found Breslow's explanation unsatisfactory.
- Story and Breslow have since had a conversation to clear the air.
Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow acknowledged feedback regarding his communication style after the team's recent decision to part ways with manager Alex Cora and several coaches. Breslow stated he is open to hearing how to improve his methods for delivering information to players.
Players, notably veteran shortstop Trevor Story, had expressed dissatisfaction with Breslow's explanation of the firings during a team meeting. Story indicated that the meeting did not provide adequate opportunity for player questions. Breslow has since engaged in conversations with multiple players, including Story, to address these concerns directly.
Breslow expressed gratitude for these discussions, highlighting Story's importance and leadership within the team. Story later commented to NESN that he and Breslow had "hashed it out," emphasizing their shared commitment to the Red Sox's success, despite any disagreements during the process.
