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Sox Manager Says Team 'Not Getting Better' Following 8th Loss in 10 Games

The Boston Red Sox lost 4-3 to the Los Angeles Angels in a 10-inning game on Tuesday, June 3, 2025, in Boston.
The loss marked Boston's eighth defeat in 10 games amid ongoing defensive errors and missed scoring chances.
Although the Red Sox had more hits than the Angels for the second consecutive game, they struggled defensively with three mistakes and managed just one hit in thirteen opportunities with runners in scoring position.
Manager Alex Cora stated, "We're not getting better," added, "At one point it has to be on me I guess," and said, "I've got to keep pushing them to be better."
Following this setback, Boston sits 29-34 overall, 10 games behind in the AL East with a 12.6% playoff chance, facing a challenging schedule including several games against the Yankees.

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New York Post

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