Roman Anthony Reacts to Red Sox' Decision to Fire Manager Alex Cora
Summary
The Boston Red Sox fired their manager Alex Cora after a slow start to the season, despite a recent win. Chad Tracy, who managed their minor league team, will temporarily take over as manager.Key Facts
- The Red Sox fired Alex Cora after eight seasons as manager.
- This decision came after the team’s 10-17 record and last place in the AL East.
- Red Sox owner John Henry thanked Cora for his contributions, including leading the team to a great 2018 season.
- Five other coaches, including Jason Varitek, were also let go.
- Chad Tracy, former manager of the Red Sox’s Triple-A affiliate, will serve as interim manager.
- Roman Anthony, a player coached by Tracy, expressed confidence in Tracy’s leadership despite being surprised by the firing.
- The Red Sox had recently been swept by the Yankees and were splitting games with the Baltimore Orioles.
- Roman Anthony is returning to play after missing three games due to a back injury.
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