Red Sox fan plane banner calls on owner John Henry to ‘sell team’

Boston – A small plane Draw a banner The team flew over Fenway Park on Friday to sell out Red Sox ownership Boston And Houston Astros Practiced batting.

The plane carried a banner reading in large red letters: “Fire Craig! Sell the team!”

The banner targeted Boston chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and Red Sox principal owner John Henry.

Boston enters Friday’s game against the Astros in last place in the AL East with a 12-19 record.

Breslow fired manager Alex Cora on April 25 After a 17-1 road win Baltimore Orioles.

The small plane circled the ballpark for more than an hour. Fans outside the park were seen trying to read the banner.

With the Red Sox off to such a poor start this season, “Sell the team!” Heard at Fenway. Last week, the Red Sox faced off against their longtime rival, New York Yankees.

Cora, 50, was the manager of Boston’s last World Series team in 2018, which won a club-record 108 regular-season games. And, Cora was a member of the team’s 2007 World Series winning club. Cora was 620-541 as a Red Sox manager and became the first manager to be fired this season.

Henry also owns the Liverpool soccer team. Last week, fans protested against the hike in ticket prices.