Red Sox president Sam Kennedy says the team’s current season is “embarrassing,” acknowledging widespread dissatisfaction with on-field performance. Speaking publicly about the franchise’s situation, Kennedy indicates that Major League Baseball operations led by manager Craig Breslow remain in place, framing the job status as secure for now. At the same time, Kennedy warns that the organization may need to adjust its plans if results do not improve. One outlet reports Kennedy’s comments as a clear expression of disappointment, while another adds that he ties continued support for Breslow to the expectation that the team’s direction could change if performance fails to shift. Yahoo Sports and the New York Post both characterize Kennedy’s remarks as frank criticism of the season so far, with emphasis on the possibility of a strategic pivot if circumstances worsen. Across reports, the common thread is Kennedy’s assessment that the current record and overall execution are falling short, paired with his statement that Breslow’s role is not immediately at risk, though change could occur if the season does not improve.