Red Sox Offseason: Cora, Fuld, and the AL East Shakeup | Beatline Red Sox copertina

Red Sox Offseason: Cora, Fuld, and the AL East Shakeup | Beatline Red Sox

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Alex Cora declines the Phillies job, taking 2027 off. Red Sox assistant GM Taylor Smith emerges as a top candidate for Oakland’s president role after Sam Fuld’s refusal. With Mickey Gasper undergoing biceps surgery and Roman Anthony out, Boston faces critical decisions.

The Red Sox finished 87-75, fifth in the AL East, losing their final game 9-2 to the Yankees. Key injuries include Garrett Whitlock and Masataka Yoshida. The team must address the DH position, with predictions pointing to a veteran left-handed signer like Josh Bell.

Robot umpires overturned 54% of challenges, impacting plate discipline for young stars. The Brewers’ playoff success reshapes NL odds. Boston’s path to 2027 hinges on managerial hires and keeping Brayan Bello and Tanner Houck healthy.

In this episode: Division Rivals and League News · How the Team Stacks Up Against Rivals · Outside Results and Future Path.

More Red Sox coverage, previews & recaps: https://www.beatlinesports.com/shows/boston-red-sox/
Full transcript: https://cdn.beatlinesports.com/mlb/bos/2026-10-16/transcript.html

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