Cora Prioritizes Family, Steps Back from Managing

It's May 1st.

This is New York Metz News Today, your AI-powered team coverage.

Alex Kora is out as Boston Red Sox Manager, and now he's turning down big offers to jump

right back in.

The Phillies fire their skipper Rob Thompson on Tuesday and offer Kora the gig, but he

said no.

New York Posts John Heyman also reports the Metz won't get him either, even with their

rough 10 wins and 21 losses start.

Kora's prioritizing family, big time.

He texted that he's going full-time dad mode this summer, hanging with his kids after

7 plus years with the Sox.

Plus, he's got a wedding plan for the offseason, so the timing just doesn't line up for a new

job now.

Fans and front offices are buzzing about these moves.

The Red Sox, Phillies, and Metz are the league's biggest early disappointments this season,

making Kora's firing the first shock of the bunch.

It's rare to see skippers get the boot this soon, but it clears the deck for fresh starts.

Heyman Scoop gives teams some breathing room.

Kora's stepping back for the rest of the year, ruling himself out through at least 2026.

That shifts focus to interim guys and other hires while these squads scrambled to turn

things around.

Looking ahead, if Kora reenters the mix this winter, expect a bidding war from squads

like the Metz or Phillies, assuming they don't fix their messes by then.

For now, he's trading the dugout for dad duties and baseball keeps spinning.