The Boston Red Sox re-introduced Alex Cora as the manager of the team on Tuesday on the field at Fenway Park. Cora apologized for putting the club in a tough spot after he cheated with the Houston Astros in 2017. He gave a very interesting response when he was asked by a reporter on the …
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As you all know by now, Alex Cora was re-hired as the manager of the Boston Red Sox in a move that many fans wanted to see happen. But of course, there are some fans that are disgusted by it.
It’s election season, and re-election is on the minds of most Red Sox fans. Not because of the current President of the United States, but because they want Alex Cora back as the manager of the Red Sox. He was infamously involved in the Houston Astros cheating scheme and once the investigation by Major League Baseball had concluded, the Red Sox ownership group has no choice but to let him go.
Trevor Bauer enters the free-agent market as the best starting pitcher available and his fit with the Boston Red Sox is an interesting one. They need starting pitching help and Bauer could create quite a 1-2 punch with Chris Sale, who is returning from Tommy John surgery. But, there are a couple of reasons why Chaim Bloom should stay away from the probable 2020 NL Cy Young award winner.
The Boston Red Sox traded Mookie Betts to the Dodgers in order to get under the luxury tax threshold and ensure the club got a return back for someone who wasn’t coming back in free agency. There might be a chance that their new face of the franchise ends up being shipped off as well. …
Reporter Believes Red Sox Could Trade Bogaerts to This Team Read More »
Good evening Red Sox fans. You all know Big Papi. He is a Red Sox legend and a future Hall of Famer. You would figure that he would be loyal to all Boston sports teams since he spent nearly his entire career there but that doesn’t seem to be the case. On Fox’s National League …
If you could pick two teams in the MLB that had polar opposite seasons, the Rays and the Red Sox would be an easy answer. The Rays finished first in the AL East and are three wins away from the World Series. The Red Sox finished dead last in the AL East and were three losses away from a top-2 pick in the 2021 MLB Draft. Aside from being in the same division, there is another thing that links these two teams: Chaim Bloom.
When you look at the Red Sox and Yankees records this season, you would assume that the Bronx Bombers had a more successful season in 2020 because they had more wins and they made it to the postseason, which is supposed to be every team’s goal at the beginning of the season.
The Boston Red Sox had a tough year and were at the very bottom of the AL East in 2020, so Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom had to trade his veterans with expiring contracts to get some young talent in return.
