The Boston Red Sox's biggest issue right now is a lack of offense. There's no denying that fact. Boston's offense is struggling and isn't where it needs to be if this club wants to be a playoff team in 2026. Boston is 28th in the league right now in homers (29), 27th in runs scored (156), and 21st in team batting average (.235). Boston needs these numbers to change to truly contend. The Red Sox have pieces who aren't playing up to their potential. Carlos Narváez is batting .205 with two homers, Trevor Story is batting .200 with two homers, Caleb Durbin is batting .173 with one homer, and Jarren Duran is batting .194 with four homers, among others. Boston isn't going to win if these guys don't turn it around. All are capable of much more than what they have produced so far this season, which is why there are reasons to believe this offense will improve internally in the long run.…