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Alex Cora Finally Explains Why He Thinks Red Sox Fired Him
🇺🇸 United States · Sport · Boston, Massachusetts · 4 h ago
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On Monday, Rob Bradford of WEEI shared a new episode of the "Baseball Isn't Boring" podcast featuring Cora and he opened up about why he thought the decision was made to move on.
"I honestly feel like we got fired â or I got fired â because we didn't pitch in the month of April," Cora said.
Cora has in that time declined two offers to return to MLB as the Philadelphia Phillies manager, preferring to stick around his family while he's still being paid by the Red Sox.
More news: Rays’ World Series Meltdown Sparks Junior Caminero’s Fiery Dugout Outburst Notably, the coaches who were fired along with Cora had little or nothing to do with the team's pitchers: Hitting coach Peter Fatse, bench coach Ramon Vazquez, third-base coach Kyle Hudson, assistant hitting coach
We’ve still got one more year for that, which is great,” Cora said on the episode released Monday, noting he’s still getting paid by Boston through next season.
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