Alex Cora linked to Mets, Phillies, Astros amid early-season MLB struggles

11 articles · Updated · The Big Lead · Apr 27

Cora, recently fired by the Boston Red Sox, is now considered a top managerial candidate for the New York Mets, Philadelphia Phillies, and Houston Astros as all three teams underperform.
The Mets, Phillies, and Astros are facing mounting pressure due to disappointing starts, putting current managers Carlos Mendoza, Rob Thomson, and Joe Espada under scrutiny for possible replacement.
Cora’s championship experience and prior success, including with the Astros, make him a sought-after option for teams seeking immediate clubhouse leadership and turnaround without major roster changes.

After rejecting the Phillies, which struggling MLB contender is the most likely to land Alex Cora for the 2027 season?

Beyond the dugout, could Alex Cora’s next career move be in a front office or back on television?

With a guaranteed Red Sox paycheck, what perfect offer could lure Alex Cora back to a dugout before his planned 2027 return?

What were the specific 'misalignment' issues that led to Boston firing its championship-winning manager?

Is a mid-season manager change the real cure for a team, or just a response to flawed roster construction?