The Boston Red Sox, led by manager Alex Cora, finished April with a record of 17-14 and aim to continue their winning streak against the Toronto Blue Jays. Cora expressed satisfaction with the team's growth, emphasizing patience in developing younger players like Lucas Giolito, who is set to debut after recovering from injury. The return of Brayan Bello adds to the pitching depth, showcasing a bullpen that is becoming a significant asset. Offensively, Jarren Duran and Rafael Devers have found their rhythm, contributing to the team’s success.

Boston’s lineup is bolstered by Alex Bregman, who is enjoying a stellar month, while the overall offensive inconsistency remains a concern. The team ranks first in doubles and fourth in runs, but Cora acknowledges that hitters around the league are struggling, making patience essential. He believes the team will overcome early season challenges and expects more offensive prowess as the season progresses.