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Red Sox Fire Cora, Staff After Win

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Boston Red Sox Fire Manager Alex Cora and Key Staff After Massive Win: A Shocking Reset in the AL East

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Red Sox Fire Cora, Staff After Win

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Boston Red Sox News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Red Sox Fire Cora, Staff After Win. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 26th, the Boston Red Sox pulled off a massive 17-1 beat down on the Baltimore Orioles, but then dropped a bombshell by firing. Manager Alex Korra and key staff right after. Despite the win, the team stuck at 10 wins in 17 losses, dead last in the American League East, so ownership went for a full reset. They didn't stop at Korra hitting Coach Peter Fatsy. Benchcoach Ramon Vasquez and game-planning coach Jason Veritech got the boot too. This overhaul hits hard early in the season, signaling no patience for the slow start. Fans lit up social media with wild takes. One pointed out the irony of Korra on their biggest win day, while another joked if they'd even have coaches for tomorrow's match-up. Some call him a scapegoat for bigger issues, but others are straight celebrating, posting memes like we're suddenly back in contention. ESPN's Jeff Passon broke the news, and his post racked up over 1 million views in under 30 minutes.

1:00No hires announced yet, leaving the dugout in limbo. With the Red Sox hunting for fresh blood to lead, this shake-up could spark a turnaround or just more drama. Either way, the AL East just got spicier. That wraps Boston Red Sox news today, brought to you with AI.

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