Cora's Red Sox Move: Narváez Out, Reasons Unclear

On April 1st, Boston Red Sox catcher, Carlos Narbias, got pulled from the lineup in their final game against Houston this Wednesday.

The team kept the reason under wraps, but manager Alex Cora stepped in to make the switch right before first pitch.

Cora explained he chatted with Narbias and decided it was the best move for the squad.

He stressed that these kinds of adjustments happen all the time across baseball teams.

Fans and reporters are buzzing because Cora's side stepped questions about whether it was disciplinary.

He just said it's a private matter between him and the player, and Narbias gets it.

This comes early in the season for the 27-year-old backstop who's been scorching hot at 444 over his first three games.

It's his second year with Boston after starting out with the Yankees.

Cora wrapped it up by calling it the right call to keep things moving forward, smooth for the Red Sox.

I'm Cora with the story, and you've been listening to Boston Red Sox News today.

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