Ken Rosenthal Blasts Red Sox Over Decision to Fire Alex Cora
Summary
The Boston Red Sox fired their manager, Alex Cora, and some of his coaching staff after a poor start to the season despite a recent big win. Reporter Ken Rosenthal criticized the team’s owners for making the decision quickly and not involving the players in the discussion.Key Facts
- Alex Cora was fired by the Boston Red Sox after a 10-17 start this season.
- The decision came after a 17-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles.
- Several members of Cora’s coaching staff were also let go.
- Red Sox owner John Henry thanked Cora for his past success, including a great season in 2018.
- Players were not consulted before the firing was announced.
- Interim manager Chad Tracy took over after Cora’s departure.
- MLB reporter Ken Rosenthal said the Red Sox acted too quickly and showed a lack of respect for players and fans.
- Rosenthal also criticized how the team handled a meeting with players after the firing.
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