In an exclusive interview with the Financial Times, John Henry made it clear that he has no plans to sell the Boston Red Sox. Despite rumors and speculation, Henry emphasized his commitment to the city and region, stating that he and his wife live and work in Boston and have no intentions of leaving. He also mentioned that they generally do not sell assets, indicating a long-term commitment to the Red Sox and Fenway Sports Group.
During the interview, Henry discussed the high expectations of Red Sox fans for championships on a regular basis. He acknowledged that this can lead to frustration when those expectations are not met. However, he highlighted the importance of focusing on the future rather than dwelling on past mistakes when making decisions about the team’s acquisitions and dispositions.
Henry also addressed criticisms of his lack of public engagement and communication with fans and the media. He expressed a belief that people in his position often face backlash and scrutiny for their words, leading him to be cautious in his public statements. Despite this, Henry’s dedication to the Red Sox remains steadfast as he continues to prioritize the team’s long-term success.
