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The article discusses the Boston Red Sox's recent managerial and front office changes, focusing on the performance and potential of chief baseball officer Craig Breslow. Despite a challenging start to the season, including the firing of manager Alex Cora, the team has experienced a significant turnaround, winning 14 of 16 games after a 32-46 record. Breslow's offseason moves, including acquisitions like Wilson Contreras and Sonny Gray, have contributed positively to the team's progress. The article suggests that Breslow may have been underestimated initially and emphasizes the importance of the upcoming trade deadline to determine his future success.
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