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Alex Cora turned down Phillies job days after Red Sox firing in MLB shocker
Alex Cora declined an offer to manage the Philadelphia Phillies just days after being fired by the Boston Red Sox. Cora stated he is focusing on family, including planning a wedding, and wants a longer break from managing. The Phillies had recently dismissed Rob Thomson amid a poor start to the season, with the team tied for the worst record in MLB. This information was confirmed by multiple sources, including the New York Post and Fox News.
Cora's decision to decline the Phillies job reflects the ongoing instability within MLB teams, particularly for the Phillies, who are struggling with a 9-19 record and have recently changed management.
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Alex Cora turned down Phillies job days after Red Sox firing in MLB shocker
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