The Boston Red Sox aren't in a good place right now, to say the least. It doesn't take much to see that. Boston entered the 2026 season with some question marks. The Red Sox obviously let Alex Bregman walk in free agency, which was a public relations nightmare after publicly talking about how he was the team's top priority. The Philadelphia Phillies said similar things about Kyle Schwarber and put their money where their mouth was. At the end of the day, Schwarber's five-year, $150 million deal could be an overpay by the end of the deal. But not right now. Right now, he has 24 homers in 65 games and is leading the league. When it came to Bregman, Boston should've stepped up. It would've helped to eliminate some of the mess the club finds itself in.But the Bregman miss isn't the only thing. The Red Sox didn't add enough power in the offseason and came into the season with a roster that already was a bit funky because they didn't clear the outfield logjam. Now, with Roman Anthony on the shelf, that conversation has gone away a bit. But it'll come back. This roster isn't maximized and there was a time when the club had a talented outfielder sitting on the bench with a hole elsewhere on the roster. The Red Sox bet on good pitching and defense and it has been a losing bet so far. The Red Sox are 27-39 and have already fired a handful of coaches. So, what's next? What Are The Red Sox Going To Do With Craig Breslow?Dec 9, 2024; Dallas, TX, USA; Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow speaks with the media