Alex Cora watched most of the Boston Red Sox’s 60 games during 2020 while he served a suspension for his involvement in the Astros’ 2017 illegal sign-stealing scheme. Cora even yelled at his ...

Another Yankees’ nemesis is going to be back in the dugout next season. A week after former Houston manager A.J. Hinch came back from his scandal-related exile to manage the Tigers, the Red Sox on ...

Alex Cora was in the middle of answering a question about his bench coach, Will Venable, on Sunday morning, when he turned his attention to the Red Sox’ afternoon game against the Pirates at JetBlue ...

Alex Cora doesn’t know the exact number of 2020 Red Sox games he watched while serving his season-long suspension, but he certainly paid close attention to Boston and other MLB teams. Chief baseball ...

Alex Cora is back in charge of the Red Sox. Jon Heyman has confirmed that Cora has returned as manager of the Red Sox, showing that the Red Sox believed he has served his time his one-year mandated ...

Alex Cora is manager of the Boston Red Sox once again, according to multiple media reports, less than a year after he and the team agreed to part ways in the wake of the Houston Astros cheating ...

Alex Cora is right; the Red Sox were a sluggish team to watch in 2020. As the World Series championship manager returns for a second stint in the Sox’ dugout, he’s promised to make the Sox a faster, ...

Alex Cora is available, and the Red Sox are talking to him. A reunion between the team and its former manager remains uncertain, but Cora remains under consideration as the Red Sox have trimmed their ...

The MLB suspended Cora for a season due to an investigation into sign-stealing by the 2017 Astros. But now, his suspension is over. MLB suspended Cora for a season after an investigation into ...

BOSTON — Alex Cora is expecting to see the J.D. Martinez of old again in 2021. And the Red Sox manager wouldn’t be surprised if Andrew Benintendi and Eduardo Rodriguez bounce back with him. In a call ...

If you’re following from outside of New England, or watching from another side of the world, the news out of Boston must be surprising. At the very least, unusual. The Red Sox just re-hired a manager ...