In a heartfelt announcement that has sent ripples through the baseball community, Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora has decided to step down from his role due to personal health concerns. Cora, who has been at the helm of the Red Sox since 2018, expressed that his decision comes after careful consideration of his health and well-being.
Cora’s tenure with the Red Sox has been marked by significant achievements, including leading the team to a World Series championship in 2018. His leadership and strategic acumen have been instrumental in the team’s successes over the years. However, recent developments in his personal life have prompted him to prioritize his health and family.
In a statement released by the Red Sox organization, team owner John Henry and chairman Tom Werner expressed their gratitude for Cora’s contributions, stating, “Alex is a special person and a beloved member of the Red Sox. We are grateful for his impact on our franchise. We will miss
