At 31-35, the Boston Red Sox are one of the most disappointing teams in baseball, however it's not expected to cost manager Alex Cora his job. Per Bob Nightengale of USA Today: The Boston Red Sox may be playing sloppy and mediocre baseball,

Cora has been the Red Sox manager since 2018, although he did get fired for the 2020 season, only to get hired after his suspension for his role in the Houston Astros sign-stealin

Campbell connected on a cutter from Yankees starter Ryan Yarbrough in the second inning and hit a ground-ball RBI single to right field to make it 1-0 Boston. He connected on a changeup (outside bottom corner of the strike zone) from Yarbrough in the third inning and hit it to the opposite field again, putting the Red Sox ahead 6-3.

The Red Sox survived Garrett Crochet’s first shaky start in weeks on Saturday, riding 14 hits to a 10-7 win over the Yankees in New York. The win gives Boston a chance to take the series on Sunday in primetime, with righthander Hunter Dobbins set to go on “Sunday Night Baseball” on ESPN.

The Red Sox are still trying to turn things around, but 2004 World Series champ Kevin Millar thinks Wednesday's walk-off win could be the spark Boston has needed.