22 years ago today: July 24, 2004, Jason Varitek stuffed his glove in A‑Rod’s face at Fenway on national TV. The Sox then stormed back with 3 in the 9th off Mariano, capped by Bill Mueller’s 2‑run walk‑off. An 11–10, four‑hour chaos classic that flipped the whole season.
Alex Cora didn’t trade Mookie Betts.
Alex Cora didn’t miss out on multiple big-name free agent signings.
Alex Cora didn’t lowball Alex Bregman.
Alex Cora was asked to manage a team whose “leader” is a 22 year-old kid with 9 career homers.
Sell the team.
Here is a question. You think Cora didn’t want Bregman back even though Bregman loved it here? You think it was Cora who didn’t believe him that he had another offer from the Cubs? You think it was Cora who cheaped out? You think it was Cora who wants Durbin as his 3rd baseman over one of the best leaders in baseball? (Cubs 2nd best record in baseball by the way). This team is a joke but it’s been a joke for a long time and it all starts with John Henry. He won’t pay for anybody. Breslow sucks. Henry sucks. #selltheteam
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"John Henry is the worst human alive right now. Fenway Sports Group, get these guys out of here. Sell the team! You don't care about the team!" - @stoolpresidente
2025:
— Red Sox sign Alex Bregman without telling Rafael Devers
— Devers gets upset
— Both parties hate each other
— Red Sox trade Devers
— Red Sox don’t extend Bregman
2026:
— No Bregman
— No Devers
Masterclass plan, Craig Breslow.
@TomCaron Ownership doesn’t care about players or fan base. Wish they would sell to someone who would actually be invested in winning. Beyond frustrating.