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Pujols Eyeing Manager Role, Not in St. Louis

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Albert Pujols, a baseball legend with a storied career in St. Louis, may soon get a chance to manage after the Boston Red Sox fired Alex Cora. Pujols impressive resume, including three MVP awards and two World Series rings, has caught the attention of the Red Sox. Fans and insiders believe Pujols deep baseball knowledge and clubhouse influence would make him a great fit in Boston, potentially alongside former Cardinal Willson Contreras. Keep an eye on this developing story as Pujols may soon lead a team, but not in his former home.

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Pujols Eyeing Manager Role, Not in St. Louis

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Pujols Eyeing Manager Role, Not in St. Louis. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 26th, the St. Louis Cardinals just locked in manager Oli Marmel through the 2028 season, shutting the door on Legends Albert, Poo holes and Yadier Molina taking the reins. Molina sticking around on the coaching staff, but Poo holes who spent 12 of his 22 big league years in St. Louis was 7W3. Home runs, 3 MVP awards, and 2 World Series rings won't get that shot there anytime soon. Poo holes showed his managerial chops this spring by leading the Dominican Republic to the semi-finals in the World Baseball Classic. Last fall, teams like the Los Angeles Angels, San Diego Padres, and Baltimore Orioles interviewed him for their jobs, but went another way. Now the Boston Red Sox have fired Alex Cora and named Chad Tracy as interim manager, sparking talk that Poo holes could land on their radar. It's a fresh opening in a market where he's never played, but his track record commands respect. Fans and insiders see Poo holes as a natural fit, somewhere with his deep baseball smarts

and clubhouse pool, especially alongside former Cardinal Wilson. Contrares, it Boston calls. Keep an eye on how this plays out through the season. Poo holes might steer squad before long, just not in St. Louis. Baseball news, powered by AI, this is MLB News today. I'm Corey with the story.

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