Boston Red Sox Fire Manager After Brewers Trade Impact

On April 28th, Boston Red Sox just fired their manager, Alex Korra, and it turns out the Milwaukee Brewers had a hand in sparking those doubts.

During a recent 3-game series from April 6th to 8th, a player the Red Sox traded away lit up against them, making the front office rethink.

Their whole player development game.

That player is David Hamilton, a speedy infielder they sent to Milwaukee in the offseason.

Front office loved his speed and defense back then, but after shipping him out, he came back and showed out, going 2 for 6 with an RBI, 2 walks.

And, even getting hit by a pitch.

Now the questions are flying inside Boston.

Why do young guys leave and level up elsewhere, while others stall here?

Sources say this series exposed cracks in how Korra and the coaches handle prospects, adding fuel to the firing.

Hamilton's been steady for the Brewers all season, playing 22 games with a 234 average, 355 on base, 5 RBI's, 5.

Steals, and 11 walks.

He's a utility beast everywhere on the infield.

Brewers keep winning these trades from Boston, grabbing guys like Hamilton and Kyle Harrison, who shine right away, just like Quinn Priester did last.

Year.

Milwaukee's trade smarts are paying off big, while the Red Sox scramble to fix their system.

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