Red Sox Fire Manager, Coaches; Seek Fresh Start

It's April 26th.

This is Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered updates on your team.

I'm Corey with the story.

Boston Red Sox just dropped a bombshell, firing manager Alex Cora and five coaches after

a rough 10 and 17 start to the season.

This marks the first in-season manager change for Boston since 2001, coming right after

a humiliating three-game sweep by the Yankees at home.

Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow says it's all about faith in the players and

grabbing a fresh start with 135 games left.

The move highlights their push to turn things around now, especially with the offense struggling

hard, sitting in the bottom ranks league-wide.

Players like Infield or Trevor Story, in year five of his six-year $140 million deal,

field the direction still foggy.

The 33-year-old, two-time All-Star, batting just 198 with two homers and 17 RBI's once

clearer talks to build on last.

Players wild card run Sunday morning, Breslow, interim skipper Chad Tracy,

owner John Henry and team president Sam Kennedy met with the squad for about eight minutes.

Story called it, short on answers, while Tracy stepping up from AAA honors Cora's loyalty

but eyes the challenge ahead.

As the Red Sox wrap up in Baltimore, they're chasing consistency from a young core that's

lost big names over the years.

Back more roster tweaks and huddles to steer the ship back to our contention.