Red Sox Manager Alex Cora Makes Tough Decision on Alex Verdugo’s Lineup Scratch Against Blue Jays
Key points:
- Alex Verdugo was scratched from the starting lineup before the game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
- Manager Alex Cora took responsibility for the decision and called it one of the worst days of his time with the Red Sox.
- Verdugo expressed his commitment to Cora and the team and said he respected the manager's decision.
Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora made the decision to scratch outfielder Alex Verdugo from the starting lineup before a game against the Toronto Blue Jays, sparking speculation and media attention. Cora took responsibility for the decision but declined to provide specific reasons. Verdugo expressed his support for Cora and emphasized that it was the manager’s decision. The Red Sox ultimately lost the game, marking their second consecutive loss to the Blue Jays. Despite the loss, there is a possibility that Verdugo will be available to play in the series finale.
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