Alex Cora’s Reported Rehiring As Red Sox Manager Has Boston Fans Ecstatic
Cora reportedly is back as Boston's skipper
It always seemed like a possibility. And now, it appears to be a reality.
Alex Cora again is manager of the Boston Red Sox, according to multiple reports.
MLB insider Jon Heyman was the first to report Friday that the Red Sox are bringing Cora back. This comes after Cora and the team mutually parted ways back in January, on the heels of Major League Baseball wrapping up its investigation into the Astros’ 2017 sign-stealing scandal and detailing Cora’s involvement as Houston’s bench coach.
Many fans had been clamoring for the Red Sox to rehire Cora, whose season-long suspension ended after the conclusion of the 2020 World Series. So, when the news dropped Friday, they were pretty happy.
Cora, who played four seasons with the Red Sox (2005-08), managed Boston for two seasons (2018-19) before temporarily parting ways with the organization.
He led the Red Sox to a franchise-record 108 regular-season wins and a World Series title in 2018.
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