Red Sox Struggle with Errors in 11-0 Loss to White Sox

The Boston Red Sox faced a tough outing against the Chicago White Sox, suffering a lopsided 11-1 defeat marked by five defensive errors, a season-high for the team. First baseman Triston Casas, who has struggled offensively with a .174 batting average, took accountability for a critical error that significantly impacted the game. Manager Alex Cora acknowledged the team’s defensive vulnerabilities and emphasized the need for improvement, stating that they have not performed well defensively both at home and on the road. Despite the loss, Cora expressed hope for a turnaround, citing the team's need to focus on improving their performance as they prepare for upcoming games. The Red Sox are looking to gain momentum after Garrett Crochet's near no-hitter performance in a previous game, although the team still grapples with inconsistent offensive production. As they head into their next series, the Red Sox aim to rectify their mistakes and capitalize on opportunities to turn their season around.