The Boston Red Sox have allowed manager Alex Cora to enter the final year of his contract without any guarantees about his future, and considering the direction that the team's headed in recent years, many believe this could be his last with the club.
On the "Foul Territory" podcast, MLB insider Ken Rosenthal was recently asked what teams he can see Cora working for in 2025, and while he said he's not guaranteeing he's not back with the Red Sox, working in the front office or taking a year off, he did list a few teams that could be a fit for the 48-year-old.
Which team could Alex Cora be managing next season if he leaves Boston? 🤔 Ken names the @Dodgers, @Yankees, and @Cardinals as potential landing spots
— Foul Territory (@FoulTerritoryTV) June 13, 2024
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Cora originally joined the Red Sox in 2018 following his lone season as a coach with the Houston Astros and helped lead them to a World Series win and the best record in franchise history. Despite being suspended and agreeing to part ways with Boston in 2020, he was re-hired at the end of their lone season under Ron Roenicke.
