Cora Fired, Phillies Eyeing Him

0:00On April 26th, Boston Red Sox just fired manager Alex Korra after 8 solid seasons, where he posted a 620 wins to 500, 41 record, capped by that 2018 World Series championship. Teams are already lining up for him, and USA Today's Bob Nightingale predicts a quick rebound, pointing straight to the Philadelphia Phillies, who just snapped a 10-game losing streak. Phillies' president Dave Dumbbrowski goes way back with Korra from their Boston days, building that title team together before Dumbbrowski got the boot. Less than a year later, meanwhile, the Red Sox keep churning through leaders, axing execs like Dumbbrowski and Hyam Bloom, while shipping out homegrown stars such as Mookie. Betts, Xander Bogarts, and Rafael Divers, plus letting Alex Bregman walk. Boston's finally bumping up spending this offseason, but with Korra out the door so early, expect him to resurface fast, and maybe even haunt his old, squad from a dugout down the road. That's your update from MLB News Today, powered by AI.

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