The Red Sox try To Quiet the Panic Against the Cleveland Indians

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The Red Sox try To Quiet the Panic Against the Cleveland Indians

The Cleveland Indians are a struggling baseball team, and that might be just what the red Sox need. The Red Sox were swept in their first series against the Texas Rangers and panic has spread in Boston already this early in the season.

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At the start of a new season, everything looks like a funhouse mirror. Perspective is difficult to find. So, how best to analyze the Red Sox' 0-3 start?It's hardly the end of the world, as most of the Red Sox players said Sunday after being swept by the Texas Rangers.

After all, a season is 162 games long, and every World Series-winning team since the 1988 Dodgers has muddled through at least one in-season losing streak that extended beyond three games.Thus, slugging first baseman Adrian Gonzalez offered a perfectly rationale viewpoint when he reaffirmed his belief that a slow start doesn't mean much of anything, especially to a team with as much ability as the Red Sox.

Here, though, is a sobering statistic: No team has started 0-4 and won a World Series.

Jacoby Ellsbury is one player that will need to improve. He missed most of last season because of cracked ribs. He began to make up for lost time in the Red Sox' season-opening series against the Rangers. Although Ellsbury went only 3-for-12 (.250) during the three games, he also drew two walks, scored three runs and posted a .357 on-base percentage. In the opener

The Red Sox are 25-11 in Matsuzakas last 36 road starts and the team and the fans start to feel better as they notch a huge win.