Cora wants to see more from Wong, starting with utilizing his freak athleticism. The main goal is to keep strikes as strikes, and not lose any strikes. With an improved receiving

The Boston Red Sox had a visionary plan—a strategic approach to their pitching rotation designed to give them a competitive advantage in 2025. The post Alex Cora Gives Up on Unique Pitching Plans After Disastrous Injury Crisis Threatens Red Sox’s Aspirations appeared first on EssentiallySports.

After missing the playoffs for the third consecutive season, the Boston Red Sox have gone all-in this winter. Their starting rotation was upgraded with addition

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Red Sox manager Alex Cora did give some good news on designated hitter Masataka Yoshida on Friday, but he also delivered some rough news alongside it.

Manager Alex Cora called his catcher "a freak athlete." But he needs to use that athleticism to be a better defender in 2025.

If Masataka Yoshida and Rafael Devers’ absence from the field is not enough, the Red Sox are reportedly set to miss Wilyer Abreu’s service in the outfield. The post "He's Not As Strong": Red Sox Star's Opening Day Status Unclear After Alex Cora's Latest Update appeared first on EssentiallySports.