Red Sox’s Alex Cora Sends 3-Word Trevor Story Message as Concerns Mount
Summary
The Boston Red Sox lost a game against the Toronto Blue Jays, impacting their series sweep chances, but they still hold a wild card spot in the playoffs. A key issue is shortstop Trevor Story's repeated throwing errors, with Red Sox manager Alex Cora attributing it to being "out of rhythm." Story himself stated that the problem is maintaining focus, not a physical issue.Key Facts
- The Red Sox lost to the Toronto Blue Jays but still have a playoff chance.
- Boston holds a wild card spot with one regular season series left.
- Trevor Story has made five throwing errors to first base in seven games.
- Story has played 155 games, his most in seven years, with a .267 batting average.
- Alex Cora, the team's manager, said Story is "out of rhythm."
- Story claims the issue is focus, not a physical arm problem.
- Defensive plays are crucial as the playoffs approach.
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