Red Sox Slump, Cora Keeps Cool

On April 2nd, the Boston Red Sox are off to a rough one-in-four start this season, and

fans are already flashing back to those frustrating stretches.

From the last year and a half, the team flashes brilliance against top squads, but hits

these slumps that kill the vibe.

Still, manager Alex Cora is keeping it cool, urging everyone not to hit the panic button

just yet.

Cora draws from his own grind, remembering his early days going 0 for 17 at the plate.

He points out that even a brutal opening, like losing the first 15, wouldn't doom

the season, baseballs a marathon full of hot streaks and cold, snaps.

Boston's fanbase cranks up the pressure cooker, especially on the younger guys still finding

their big league legs.

Expectations run sky high in that town, and early losses sting extra hard when you're

supposed to contend.

Cora's game plans stay simple.

Grind good at bats, work the count, don't chase results.

Stick to what built these careers, like patient swings that wear down pictures over time.

This roster is loaded with talent.

They just got a sync up, shake off the rust, and ride those inevitable winning waves into

the summer heat.

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