Cora Says Red Sox Firing Felt Wrong From the Start, Regrets Posts

WHO:

Boston.com - Alex Cora was the Boston Red Sox manager who was fired.

Boston.com - Cora said Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow made the firing decision.

Newsweek - Alex Cora discussed why he believes the Red Sox fired him as manager.

Sportskeeda - Cora discussed his termination on the podcast *Baseball Isn’t Boring*.

Sportskeeda - Craig Breslow texted Cora at the team hotel.

WHAT:

Boston.com - Cora said he regretted his initial comments on social media about the firing.

Boston.com - Cora said Breslow “pulled the trigger” and added, “You got to give him credit. There was conviction behind this.”

Newsweek - Cora revealed his view of the reason the Red Sox fired him.

Sportskeeda - Cora said the firing “Felt weird from get-go” and described behind-the-scenes details of his termination.

WHERE:

Sportskeeda - Breslow texted Cora at the Red Sox team hotel.

WHY:

Boston.com - Cora said the firing indicated that Breslow had doubts about “the program.”

Newsweek - Cora explained why he believed the Red Sox fired him, but the article excerpt does not specify the reason.

Sportskeeda - The excerpt says Cora knew he was going to be fired when Breslow texted him, but does not provide the text’s contents or further explanation.

HOW:

Sportskeeda - Cora recounted learning of the decision after receiving a text from Breslow at the team hotel.

Boston.com - Cora made initial comments about the firing on social media and later expressed regret about them.

Former Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora says chief baseball officer Craig Breslow made the decision to fire him, and that the move showed Breslow doubted “the program.” Cora recalled learning he was being let go after Breslow texted him at the team hotel, and described the firing as feeling strange from the start. He also said he regretted his initial social media comments, while crediting Breslow for acting with conviction.