Red Sox fire chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom amid another disappointing season

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The Boston Red Sox announced they have fired chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom on Thursday after four seasons. 

Bloom joined the Red Sox in September 2019 after the organization moved on from general manager Dave Dombrowski, which was one year after winning the World Series. Because of his small-market success with the Tampa Bay Rays, Bloom’s abilities to find talent at a small price was a change of pace Boston believed it needed. 

However, Bloom’s tenure has been a roller coaster, which includes last-place finishes in the AL East in the shortened 2020 season and the 2022 campaign. That could be three seasons depending on how Boston finishes this season as they are currently tied with the New York Yankees for the worst record in the division.

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Chaim Bloom (Brian Fluharty/Getty Images)

"While parting ways is not taken lightly, today signals a new direction for our club," Red Sox owner John Henry said in a statement. "Our organization has significant expectations on the field, and while Chaim's efforts in revitalizing our baseball infrastructure have helped set the stage for the future, we will today begin a search for new leadership."

"Everyone who knows Chaim has a deep appreciation and respect for the kind of person he is. His time with us will always be marked by his professionalism, integrity and an unwavering respect for our club and its legacy."

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Bloom had a small-market mindset when he came to Beantown, and despite better financial flexibility with the Red Sox compared to the Rays, his first big move irked