Red Sox Players Embrace New Leadership After Coaching Firings

It's April 28th.

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The Boston Red Sox shook things up by firing manager Alex Cora and parts of his coaching

staff.

Shorestop Trevor's story was vocal about it, telling reporters the coaches did not get

a fair chance after their rough start to the season.

Story made it clear he wanted a direct chat with Chief Baseball Officer Craig Bresslow

to air his grievances.

What happened quick and afterward, story called the talk constructive, even if he still

disagreed with the firings.

Players loved those coaches, and Bresslow got that, according to story.

He said his opinion does not change the decision, but hashing it out helped everyone start

moving forward as a team.

Now under interim manager Chad Tracy, the Red Sox have won three straight games, including

a blowout 17-1 victory over the Baltimore, Orioles and Cora's final game.

No losses yet with the new setup.

Fireings are still fresh, story admitted after Monday's win, but the squad is embracing

the new faces and leadership.

They are focused on competing day by day, turning the page while keeping the momentum rolling.