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Amid the fallout of the Boston Red Soxâs surprising firing of Alex Cora, there were mixed messages over how the former manager felt about the club. Cora texted reporters saying he was âhappyâ after the firing and shared a few images on social media that raised eyebrows.
Turns out, all of that may have been completely earnest. A few days after his firing, Cora reportedly emailed the entire Red Sox organization and thanked employees for everything, per MassLive.com
In the email, which was acquired by MassLive.com, Cora said he respected the Red Soxâs decision, and was disappointed he âdidnât finish the job.â
His full email read:
âGood morning. I wanted to take a moment before heading home to thank you. Being part of this organization has meant a great deal to me. As a player and as a manager. Like I always tell free agents, Iâm glad my kids grew up here. Itâs unique, special and magical.
âThank you for treating me with respect and most importantly accept me as AC. Iâm grateful for this experience, it made me better. We are happy to have the time to be full time parents, thatâs the truth, but also we are disappointed that we didnât finish the job.
âI respect the direction the organization is taking. A lot of talented people will help to accomplish the ultimate goal, having another duck boat parade. Thank you for the hard work, sleepless nights, professionalism and effort to help me lead this great organization.
In his email, Alex Cora thanked the employees and expressed disappointment that he 'didnât finish the job.'
Alex Cora was fired following a disappointing start to the season, with the team holding a 10-17 record.
Initially, Alex Cora texted reporters that he was 'happy' after his firing, but later expressed respect for the decision in an email to the organization.
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âOne last thing, keep showing up everyday and donât take the Fenway experience for granted, your working place is the best in the world.
Gracias
AC"
Coraâs dismissal came as a massive shock around the baseball world. Though the Red Sox were off to a tough start â and sat at 10-17 through 27 games â Cora was considered among the most respected managers in the game.
That much was apparent Tuesday, when reports emerged suggesting the Philadelphia Phillies contacted Cora about managing the team following the firing of Rob Thomson. Cora turned down that job, saying he wanted to spend some time with his family.
Given Coraâs reputation, he should get a fair amount of looks from teams looking to make similar changes during the 2025 season. And if Cora opts to wait until the offseason to resume his career, heâll likely be among the top candidates available, if not the No. 1 option.