Alex Cora

Red Sox manager Alex Cora didn’t take kindly to Yankees announcer Michael Kay suggesting that Fenway Park is “quiet.”

Though dormant in recent seasons, it never takes much for the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry to flare up. Nothing happened between the teams themselves on Saturday night at Yankee Stadium, but a fan in the bleachers threw a baseball at Red Sox left fielder Alex Verdugo in the sixth inning, causing manager Alex Cora to briefly take his team off the…

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora expressed his displeasure with a crucial double play call in the sixth inning of Wednesday’s loss to the Los Angeles Angels.

It started with a tribute to Dustin Pedroia and ended — ironically — with a 15-run outburst in a sweep of the Royals. As John Tomase writes, Fenway was a fun place to be the past week, something the team and the fans needed.

The Red Sox displayed a familiar characteristic in Tuesday’s win over the Rays that’s a big reason why this team sits atop the American League East, writes John Tomase.

After yet another abysmal pitching performance on Sunday, the Red Sox denied their rotation’s recent struggles are related to the league’s crackdown on pitchers using illegal substances.

Baseball needs excitement, and the Red Sox are showing the way, writes John Tomase.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora said some of his players were getting their first COVID-19 vaccination at Fenway Park on Monday. “Today, there’s some guys that are going to get the vaccine,” Cora said before the Red Sox hosted the White Sox in Boston’s annual Patriots’ Day game. “I’m not going to tell you how many.” The state announced...

After sleepwalking through their first three games, the Red Sox have woken up in a big way — and showed signs that they might be worth watching this summer, writes John Tomase.

Boston fell to its first 0-3 start at Fenway Park since 1948 and the second ever for the Red Sox as Trey Mancini and Austin Hays hit two-run doubles during a seven-run third inning that carried the Orioles over Boston 11-3 Sunday.

Remember When… Alex Cora made a gutsy call in game 1 of the 2018 World Series that led to an Eduardo Nunez home run.

A year after a bout with COVID-19 denied him a chance to be the Red Sox’s opening day starter, Eduardo Rodríguez is getting a do-over. Manager Alex Cora made the announcement Wednesday following Boston’s 9-1 exhibition win over Minnesota. Rodríguez threw an efficient 55 pitches, striking out six and giving up two hits and one earned run over five...

There’s no team in baseball more eager to forget the 2020 season than the Boston Red Sox. With manager Alex Cora exiled for his role in the Houston Astros sign-stealing scheme and Mookie Betts sent West in a luxury tax reset, the Red Sox limped to a last-place finish in the pandemic-shortened season. Ace Chris Sale (Tommy John surgery) and…

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora is a “big” fan of new FSG partner LeBron James.

Raul Martinez goes 1-on-1 with Red Sox Manager Alex Cora. They discuss his return to the organization, the Andrew Benintendi trade, the state of the pitching staff and expectations for 2021.

The Boston Red Sox officially announced their coaching staff for the 2021 season on Friday.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora says he is “embarrassed” by the Astros sign-stealing scandal that led to his suspension in 2020 and is looking to redeem himself after being given a second chance.

An apologetic Alex Cora on Tuesday expressed gratitude for being rehired as Red Sox manager, saying he was humbled by his suspension for his role in the 2017 Houston Astros’ sign-stealing scandal and ready to lead the team once again. In an introductory press conference at Fenway Park, Cora apologized to the team, saying he put the organization in a…

Alex Cora accepts responsibility for sign-stealing scandal, ready to start again as Red Sox manager.