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The name Alex Cora is circulating in US sports coverage, appearing alongside discussion of Major League Baseball managerial situations, including speculation over whether Don Mattingly will return as Philadelphia Phillies manager in 2027. No specific announcement or event involving Cora is confirmed in the coverage, leaving the precise reason for the buzz open.
- 2Alex Cora rejects Phillies again, says he'll take 2027 off●Phillies spurned again by Alex Cora, as manager says he's taking 2027 off
Alex Cora has turned down the Philadelphia Phillies once more, telling the team he plans to take the 2027 season off from managing. It is the second time the Phillies have been rebuffed in their pursuit of Cora, leaving the club still searching for direction in its dugout while the respected manager steps away from the game.
- 3Phillies may turn to Don Mattingly after Alex Cora snub●Phillies' manager search might land on Don Mattingly after Alex Cora snubs them again: Sources https://www.nytimes.com/a
The Philadelphia Phillies are searching for a new manager, and sources indicate Don Mattingly could become their top option after Alex Cora again declined interest in the job. Cora, who has repeatedly passed on the Phillies' overtures, remains with his current situation, leaving Philadelphia weighing a move for the former Dodgers and Marlins skipper Mattingly.
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Trevor Story and the Boston Red Sox dropped Game 1 of their postseason series, with Abreu and Story addressing the defeat afterward. The Red Sox reached the playoffs after using a Major League-record rotation of 56 players during the season, a approach manager Alex Cora described as relying on a 'village' deployed in 'weird ways.' Fans are debating the loss and Boston's chances of recovering in Game 2.
- 5Alex Cora turns down Phillies' manager offer●Cora reportedly rebuffs Phillies' overtures to be next manager
Red Sox manager Alex Cora has reportedly rejected the Philadelphia Phillies' approach to become their next manager, choosing to remain in Boston. The Phillies are searching for a skipper after moving on from their previous manager, and Cora had been viewed as a leading candidate given his championship pedigree. His decision leaves Philadelphia to pursue other candidates.
- 6Don Mattingly emerges as Phillies manager candidate after Alex Cora passes●Phillies’ manager search might land on Don Mattingly after Alex Cora snubs them again: Sources
The Philadelphia Phillies' search for a new manager may land on Don Mattingly, according to sources cited by The New York Times, after Alex Cora again turned down the opportunity. Cora's continued refusal has pushed Philadelphia toward the former Marlins and Dodgers skipper as the club looks to fill its dugout leadership.
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Former Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora has reportedly made a decision involving the Philadelphia Phillies that is being described as shocking in sports coverage. Details of the decision remain limited, but the news is drawing attention from baseball fans given Cora's high profile in Major League Baseball and the Phillies' prominence in the National League.
- 8Kerr handles opener role; Sale to start Game 3▼Kerr twirls scoreless outing as opener; Sale set for Game 3 start
The Red Sox used reliever Kerr as an opener, with the left-hander delivering a scoreless outing before handing things off to the bullpen. Manager Alex Cora also confirmed that ace left-hander Chris Sale is lined up to start Game 3, giving Boston a top-end arm on regular rest in the middle of the series.
- 9Contreras cryptic on Red Sox early playoff exit▼Contreras cryptic when asked what changed for Red Sox in early playoff exit
Red Sox manager Alex Cora's staff faced questions after Boston's early playoff exit, with pitching coach or bench figure Contreras declining to give a straight answer when asked what changed for the team down the stretch. His evasive response has fueled speculation about internal issues within the clubhouse as the club enters an offseason of uncertainty.