The Red Sox are off to brutal start and have fired Alex Cora, but they need to make a key trade to get a turnaround started

The Boston Red Sox had their three-game winning streak snapped tonight in a 3-0 loss to the Blue Jays in the middle game of the three-game series. Peyton Tolle started the game for the Red Sox.

The Boston Red Sox are certainly keeping their options open in the starting rotation.

After some cryptic social media posting in the immediate aftermath of being fired by the Boston Red Sox, Alex Cora has put out a new statement thanking fans for their support during his tenure as manager.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone reacts to AL East rival Boston Red Sox firing Alex Cora over the weekend.

The Boston Red Sox's oner has been on the receiving end of some criticism. Unsurprisingly, his chief executive officer has his back.

After being fired last week, former Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora reportedly had the opportunity to quickly land a new job.

Yesavage broke out in 2025 as Toronto made its World Series push, and now he's an AL Rookie of the Year favorite in 2026.

Alex Cora was reportedly offered the Philadelphia Phillies manager's job days after being fired by the Boston Red Sox but declined, and the Phillies made Don Mattingly the interim.

Alex Cora shared a heartfelt message Tuesday, after posting “Happy” in response to his shocking firing by the Red Sox. The now former Red Sox manager seemed initially to be defiantly claiming he was “happy” to be dismissed from the Boston job. This time, Cora shared a message of thanks to Red Sox fans.

TORONTO — Center fielder Ceddanne Rafaela is not in the Red Sox lineup Tuesday against the Blue Jays. Masataka Yoshida, who hasn’t played since Friday in Baltimore, will be starting at DH. Jarren Duran will play center field and Roman Anthony will be in left field.