The Red Sox have struggled to meet expectations this year, and their chief baseball officer weighed in earlier today. Read ...

Unfortunately, Cora doesn't seem to understand the urgency of the situation with a far too laissez-faire reaction to the lifeless 6-1 loss at Fenway Park to put the Red Sox in this spot.

On Monday, Manager Alex Cora, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, and president/CEO Sam Kennedy sat at Fenway Park and acknowledged that another Red Sox season had come to a premature end.

The expectations can be wearying. Terry Francona, one of Cora’s mentors, believes there’s a point where a Red Sox manager or a player gets “Boston’d out” and has to start fresh somewhere ...

BOSTON (AP) — Red Sox manager Alex Cora will miss Monday’s series opener against the New York Mets at Fenway Park so he can attend his daughter’s college graduation. Cora’s daughter ...

Red Sox’ chief baseball officer Craig Breslow gave Alex Cora a vote of confidence Saturday in Atlanta, but really, that was just a confirmation of the obvious: Cora, for any number of reasons, isn’t ...