Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora has reportedly addressed the persistent rumors about a potential Alex Bregman reunion. While the full details remain behind a paywall, the question of whether Bregman could make his return to Boston is stirring new excitement among Red Sox fans.

Boston rookie Roman Anthony pulled off a remarkable bat flip that drew a candid response from manager Alex Cora, who admitted it was the first time he had seen such a display. This surprising moment reflects Anthony’s flair during his noteworthy two-plus months in the majors.

In a tense 11th-inning scenario, Boston Red Sox Manager Alex Cora and third base coach Kyle Hudson decided not to send Nate Eaton home on a fly ball to center field. Their decision, which kept the tying run at third base, sparked discussion among Red Sox fans and casual observers alike.

The Boston Red Sox’s bullpen faces new challenges as manager Alex Cora announces that a key reliever won’t be returning from the Injured List anytime soon. With additional injury updates compounding the situation, the team’s need for support intensifies.