Alex Cora apologizes as he's reintroduced as Red Sox manager: 'I disappointed a lot of people'
Alex Cora, who was reintroduced Tuesday as Boston Red Sox manager, says he is sorry for putting the "organization in a tough spot."
Alex Cora apologizes as he's reintroduced as Red Sox manager: 'I disappointed a lot of people'
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