That was Craig Breslo on this show yesterday during the Red Sox front office report.

And I guess the question for Craig Breslo and for Sam Kennedy and for John Henry is, should Alex Cora stay or should Alex Cora go?

If I were Cora, the worst part of my job would be the daily conversation with Craig Breslo.

That sounds awful.

Like, what a total, like, I'm going to say things in a way that it makes me sound far more intelligent than I need to be for this conversation.

Well, I heard Jones and Keith talking about this yesterday.

The way he answered that, it's not an overwhelming vote of

confidence in Alex Cora. It's not him yelling from the rooftop. We love Alex Cora. We're never

going to do anything. But he says, we are anchored to doing what's best for the organization. We have

all the confidence in the world for Alex Cora. For me, the way he said it was we are anchored to doing what's best. What's best for the organization is Alex Cora. Like, for me, the way he said it was we are anchored to doing what's best.

What's best for the organization is Alex Cora.

Okay, but Alex Cora also this week said that he has no idea how to fix what is wrong

with this baseball team.

It's on the heels of him saying, I don't know if I'm the person that can fix this.

Craig Breslo is a smart guy, went to Yale.

And when Wiggy asked that, the first thing you say,

even if it's not the truth,

is Alex Cora is the only person I want managing this baseball team.

He's the best at what he does.

I'm thrilled he's here for three years.

I mean, talking to people last night at the Cowbell,

we had a great time last night up at Rock Row and thanks to everybody who came out and hung out

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