Sean McAdam: Red Sox keep beating themselves, so what could have been a sweep turns into a series loss
Briefly

The Boston Red Sox are struggling, just one game above .500, primarily due to a staggering 49 unearned runs allowed this season. Their recent loss to the San Francisco Giants, where they allowed five unearned runs, reflects this defensive issue. Manager Alex Cora emphasized the need for improvement, noting a sloppy defensive performance over the weekend. The team has endured multiple one-run losses attributable to similar mistakes, suggesting that better defense could have turned those games into victories.
"We've got to play better defense," said Alex Cora. "The whole weekend was kind of sloppy in that department. We were good for a while there (until recently), but...."
In 79 games, the Red Sox have allowed a staggering 49 unearned runs this season, showcasing a significant defensive issue contributing to their underperformance.
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