New York Mets consider Alex Cora for managerial role amid poor season start

8 articles · Updated · NESN · Apr 27

The Mets, managed by Carlos Mendoza, have started the season 9-19 despite major investments in players like Bo Bichette, Freddy Peralta, Luis Robert Jr., and Juan Soto.
Alex Cora, recently fired by the Red Sox after a 10-17 start, is seen as a strong candidate due to his World Series win and 621 managerial victories.
Mendoza's future is uncertain as pressure mounts in New York, but Cora's experience in high-pressure markets could make him a good fit if the Mets seek a change.

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