Red Sox Legend Rips Organization Over Alex Cora Firing
Summary
The Boston Red Sox fired their manager, Alex Cora, after a 10–17 start in the 2024 season. Red Sox legend Josh Beckett criticized the decision, saying the team was blaming Cora for bigger problems within the organization.Key Facts
- Alex Cora was fired about a week ago during his eighth season with the Red Sox.
- The team's record at that time was 10 wins and 17 losses.
- An anonymous player criticized the firing, comparing it to “peeing your pants and changing your shirt.”
- The comment was later attributed to Josh Beckett, a former Red Sox player and 2007 World Series champion.
- The Red Sox have faced problems beyond coaching, including unclear team identity and questionable player decisions.
- The team has four outfielders expected to play regularly, causing a crowded lineup.
- They traded Rafael Devers and lost Alex Bregman, two key players, which raised questions about roster moves.
- General manager Craig Breslow and owner John Henry were involved in the decision to fire Cora.
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