Jared Carrabis Reveals Main Concern With Red Sox After 'Very Dissatisfying' Road Trip
This has been a major factor in Boston's slow start.
Jared Carrabis Reveals Main Concern With Red Sox After 'Very Dissatisfying' Road Trip originally appeared on NESN . Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here . The Boston Red Sox completed their second road trip of the season on Wednesday, and overall, it was much better than their first.
After going 1-5 in their first road trip of the year to start the season, the Red Sox went 3-3 on their second one. That means they're still four games below . 500 and last in the AL East, however, returning home at 7-11 .
While Boston's second road trip was an improvement, it was still a mixed bag, featuring two disappointing offensive performances and bad starts by the team's top two starting pitchers, Garrett Crochet and Sonny Gray. Accordingly, it still doesn't feel like the Red Sox are playing great baseball yet. "Very dissatisfying road trip," podcast host Jared Carrabis said on 98.
5's "The Baseball Hour" with Tony Massarotti. Massarotti then asked Carrabis what his "primary concern" is with Boston amid the team's poor start. "I would say the offense and the ability to hit home runs," Carrabis replied.