Alex Cora confident in Red Sox job security despite team's underperformance through the first third of the season. Cora is the one with the power to open a roster spot for Anthony.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora was asked on WEEI Thursday if he has any concerns about his job security amid a disappointing season. "It feels like you’re in every game but it’s not going your way ...

"It feels like you’re in every game but it’s not going your way." The post Is Alex Cora worried about his job security with the Red Sox? Here’s his response appeared first on Boston.com.

Alex Cora managerial record: 552-486 as Boston Red Sox manager Boston is currently on pace for its fourth consecutive season without a losing record under Cora.

Cora should at least get the rest of this season to prove he's still the right man for this job. But it would make things a lot easier on him and the entire team to get back over .500 and stay there.

Alex Cora gets vote of confidence from top Red Sox ... that isn't preventing head baseball operations executive Craig Breslow from being asked about the job security of manager Alex Cora, ...

In light of this, many are wondering whether the coaching staff is the problem, but Alex Cora doesn’t sound worried about his job. (Tom Carroll, WEEI) Cora was also asked about Roman Anthony.

Craig Breslow message ‘sets the stage’ for Alex Cora departure. ... As the season spirals out of control, president of baseball operations Craig Breslow was asked about Cora’s job security.

Alex Cora was asked on the radio Thursday if he's worried the Red Sox' bad start has put him in ... Asked whether or not he was worried about job security on “WEEI Afternoons” with ...

Responding to that call, Red Sox insider Chris Cotillo of MassLive issued a clear assessment of Cora's job security at this point. "Eight weeks into a three year contract," Cotillo wrote . "He's ...

David Ortiz on state of the Red Sox, including Alex Cora's job security and the Devers situation 06:12. Red Sox manager Alex Cora has stayed relatively cool and level-headed amid the team's ...

Cora should at least get the rest of this season to prove he's still the right man for this job. But it would make things a lot easier on him and the entire team to get back over .500 and stay there.