Veteran Red Sox Infielder Sends Warning To MLB

Veteran Red Sox Infielder Sends Warning To MLB originally appeared on NESN . Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here . The Boston Red Sox got off to a horrible start, which led to Alex Cora being fired, but the team is starting to play better.

Boston is 21-27 after Tuesday’s lopsided 7-1 win over the Kansas City Royals but are just two games back of a Wild Card spot. The American League has struggled to begin the year, and Red Sox veteran infielder Isiah Kiner-Falefa believes the MLB needs to watch out as if Boston’s offense gets hot, it could be trouble for other teams. “Offensively, we should not be still in the Wild Card, as bad as we've been hitting,” said Kiner-Falefa postgame on Tuesday.

“But it feels like everything's starting to turn a little bit, and our pitching is doing a great job of keeping us in it. We need to do a better job offensively, and we're starting to show life. If we can just keep that up, watch out.

But we need to keep going. It’s just one series, so we gotta keep going. ” Boston’s offense has gotten better as of late, as the team scored seven on Tuesday to get a lopsided win and will look for the series sweep of the Royals on Wednesday.