What did Alex Cora say in his email to the Red Sox after being fired?

Contents of the email

According to MassLive, Cora sent a mass email to the Red Sox organization thanking them for their help and praising their service. He wrote that being part of the organization meant a great deal to him as both a player and manager, and expressed gratitude for the respect shown to him. He also stated he was glad his children grew up in Boston, describing the organization as 'unique, special and magical.'

Disappointment and acceptance

While expressing disappointment that the team did not finish the job, Cora made clear he respected the direction the organization was taking. He acknowledged that talented people in the organization would help accomplish the goal of winning another World Series. Despite the circumstances of his firing, his email conveyed acceptance of the situation.

Final message about Fenway

Cora's parting words focused on the uniqueness of working at Fenway Park. He wrote: 'One last thing, keep showing up everyday and don't take the Fenway experience for granted, your working place is the best in the world.' This emphasized his deep love for the ballpark and his desire for staff to appreciate what Fenway represents.

Personal reflection on his tenure

Cora reflected on his experience with the Red Sox, noting that the experience made him better. He expressed that he and his family were happy to have time to be full-time parents, while also maintaining gratitude for his years with the organization. His email acknowledged both his satisfaction with leaving and his disappointment about not completing what he started.