Alex Cora speaks on Chad Tracy as Red Sox struggle
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 12:59 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Former Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora addressed the media regarding his successor, Chad Tracy, amid the team's ongoing struggles. The Red Sox have not performed well since the managerial change, with Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow openly acknowledging the team's inconsistency. In his first comments since being fired, Cora emphasized his continued support for Tracy, stating they have maintained communication. The Red Sox have faced challenges in combining effective pitching, defense, and offense this season, which has hindered their performance despite some flashes of improvement.
- •Alex Cora was replaced by Chad Tracy as Red Sox manager.
- •The team has struggled with consistency since the managerial change.
- •Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow acknowledged the team's poor performance.
- •Cora expressed support for Tracy and mentioned their ongoing communication.
- •The Red Sox face challenges in pitching, defense, and offense.
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"The Boston Red Sox’s World Series championship manager Alex Cora sent a Chad Tracy message as the team continues to struggle.
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