Insider Tim Healey reports that Boston Red Sox players, including Garrett Crochet and Roman Anthony, were not invited to discuss Alex Cora's dismissal with team management.
The front office made the decision without seeking input from either veteran or younger players, leaving many on the team reportedly upset about the lack of involvement.
This situation highlights a broader trend in Major League Baseball, where ownership groups increasingly make coaching decisions without player consultation, potentially affecting team morale and performance.
Why did Red Sox ownership silence player input on such a major team decision?
If players feel responsible for Cora's exit, can they now perform under the pressure?
Will a new manager fix a clubhouse left 'angry and confused' by the front office?
With his coaches fired, can Roman Anthony overcome his career-threatening 'yips'?
Is this stunning firing Craig Breslow's first major mistake or a necessary power move?