Kaufman: Alex Cora's Never Managed In Majors, And That Might Be A Good Thing
Time will tell if Alex Cora is the right man for the Boston Red Sox, but his reputation should outweigh his lack of experience on a Major League bench.
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Time will tell if Alex Cora is the right man for the Boston Red Sox, but his reputation should outweigh his lack of experience on a Major League bench.
Could Alex Cora be exactly the kind of leader the Red Sox clubhouse needs right now?
The Boston Red Sox announced Sunday that they have officially hired Alex Cora as their new manager.
The New York Yankees are at least the Red Sox' equal – and are probably better.
Alex Cora to the Red Sox as their next manager seemed like a sure thing in recent days. But one other team is hoping to change that.
On Thursday, there's been some more progress that points to Cora perhaps being the Red Sox' next manager.
Alex Rodriguez had some fun with David Ortiz on Wednesday.
The Boston Red Sox reportedly interviewed Arizona Diamondbacks bench coach Ron Gardenhire for their vacant managerial position on Wednesday.
Red Sox DH Hanley Ramirez and lefty Eduardo Rodriguez are on the mend this offseason.
Dave Dombrowski confirmed he has interviewed Ausmus for the Red Sox' managerial job.
Dave Dombrowski interviewed Alex Cora on Sunday. He may have found his guy.
You undoubtedly have your favorites with regard to the identity of the next Red Sox manager. We all do. And the truth is that none of us have a clue about the fit.
The Red Sox reportedly have their eyes on at least one managerial candidate.
Dombrowski may have already decided on Brad Ausmus as his manager. Here's why that would be a huge mistake.
Dave Dombrowski has some work to do this offseason, but Adam Jones has it all mapped out for him.
A look at eight potential candidates for Boston's open managerial job.
USA Today's Bob Nightengale looked at the pros and cons of the Red Sox' managerial candidates.
Tom Werner issued a statement thanking John Farrell, but admitting he felt it was time to move on.
Dave Dombrowski hinted that a big offensive upgrade is coming at first base - and only first base.
John Farrell was fired as Red Sox manager on Wednesday morning, and later in the day he released a statement expressing thanks for his five years with the team as manager and four years as pitching coach.
Dave Dombrowski didn't say much about firing John Farrell on Wednesday, but he did provide a quick update on their plan for David Price in the 2018 season.
In response to the first question sent his way, Dave Dombrowski sent this opening salvo: "I'm not going to share facts." Well then.
While the firing may be the biggest story in Boston sports at this moment, there is one man who probably has not yet learned of the news. His name is Bill Belichick.
The Boston Red Sox have fired manager John Farrell.
Dan Roche highlights what the Red Sox need to do this offseason.
