Alex Cora Open to Future Management Opportunities After Red Sox Departure

Alex Cora, the former manager of the Boston Red Sox, has indicated a desire to manage again following his dismissal in April after a poor start to the season. He has spent time with his family in Puerto Rico since his departure.

After being let go on April 25, Cora declined an opportunity to manage the Philadelphia Phillies shortly thereafter. He emphasized the importance of family in his decision-making process, noting that his fiancée Angelica played a significant role in his choice to turn down the position.

Cora's family, including his twin sons, has expressed support for his return to managing, while he remains uncertain about the timing. He is expected to be a sought-after candidate for managerial positions this winter, with teams like the Phillies and New York Mets potentially looking for new skippers.