It's a case of "meet the new boss, same as the old boss" for the Red Sox as Alex Cora will reportedly come out of exile and return as Boston's skipper.
The news was first reported by MLB Network's Jon Heyman and later confirmed by The Boston Globe. The team has not yet responded to a request from GBH News to confirm the hiring.
Cora and the team parted ways after Cora's role in a sign stealing scandal as a coach for the Houston Astros in 2017 came to light. MLB suspended him for the 2020 season.
The results of an MLB investigation into the Astros mentioned Cora multiple times and found that he helped Houston to develop ways to improperly steal signs and participated in their actions as the team's bench coach.
Another investigation into allegations of wrongdoing by the Red Sox in 2018 cleared Cora of any involvement in that scandal.
After Cora left, Boston went 24 and 36 in the pandemic-shortened season under Ron Roenicke, finishing last in the AL East and missing the playoffs.
Under Cora, the Red Sox went 192-132 in two seasons, including a franchise-best 108 regular season wins and winning the World Series in Cora's first season as manager in 2018.
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