Alex Cora Calls Red Sox’s Recent Roster Adjustments ‘Part Of’ Being Team

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Jul 16, 2019

The Boston Red Sox have made a number of roster moves in the past week, from optioning players like Ryan Braiser and Hector Velazquez to Triple-A Pawtucket, to designating Eduardo Nuñez for assignment. They even picked up a new starting pitcher, Andrew Cashner, in a deal with the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday.

Manager Alex Cora said making adjustments to the team is just “part of” the game as Boston looks to better position itself for the remainder of the 2019 season.

Hear more of Cora’s comments on the team’s recent roster moves in the “Red Sox First Pitch” video above, presented by Men’s Wearhouse.

Thumbnail photo via Bob DeChiara/USA TODAY Sports Images
Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale (41) and Colorado Rockies first baseman Matt Olson (28)
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