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Who is Alex Cora and what is his managerial record?

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Alex Cora is a Puerto Rican professional baseball manager who has managed the Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros. As of 2024, his managerial record includes a World Series championship with Boston in 2018.

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Current TeamBoston Red Sox (2020-present)
Previous TeamHouston Astros (2017-2018)
World Series Win2018 with Houston Astros
Career RecordApproximately 400+ wins as of 2024
BirthplaceCaguas, Puerto Rico
Playing Career14 seasons in Major League Baseball

Who is Alex Cora

Alex Cora is a professional baseball manager and former player. He was born on October 18, 1975, in Caguas, Puerto Rico. Before becoming a manager, Cora played 14 seasons in Major League Baseball as a utility infielder for teams including the Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox, and other franchises. He was known for his defensive skills and ability to play multiple positions.

Managerial Career Overview

Cora began his managerial career with the Houston Astros in 2017. In his second season with Houston in 2018, he led the Astros to a World Series championship, their first in franchise history. He has since managed the Boston Red Sox since 2020, where he has guided the team to multiple playoff appearances and continued success.

Managerial Record Details

With the Houston Astros, Cora compiled a record of approximately 101-61 over two seasons. With the Boston Red Sox, his record has been steadily strong, with multiple winning seasons. His overall managerial record as of 2024 exceeds 400 wins. Cora is known for his strategic approach to the game and his ability to manage talented rosters effectively.

Notable Achievements

Cora's most significant achievement is winning the World Series as manager of the Houston Astros in 2018. He has been named AL Manager of the Year and has consistently led his teams to competitive records. His success comes from combining his experience as a former player with modern baseball analytics and strategy.

Sources

  1. MLB.com (MLB.com)
  2. Baseball-Reference.com (Baseball-Reference.com)
  3. ESPN.com (ESPN.com)