Cora brothers to reunite as Joey Cora set to join Mets as third-base coach
Joey Cora, the older brother of Red Sox manager Alex Cora, is reportedly set to join the Mets as their new third-base coach.
The move would reunite the Cora brothers, who have not seen each other in more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Joey Cora, 56, has been the third-base coach for the Pittsburgh Pirates since 2018. He previously served as the manager of the Puerto Rican national baseball team from 2015 to 2017.
Alex Cora, 46, is entering his fourth season as manager of the Red Sox. He led the team to a World Series title in 2018.
The Cora brothers are both former infielders who played in the major leagues. Joey Cora played for 12 seasons, while Alex Cora played for 14 seasons.
The Mets are expected to make the hiring of Joey Cora official in the coming days.
Background on the Cora Brothers
- Joey Cora was born in 1965 and is 10 years older than Alex.
- Alex Cora was born in 1975.
- Both brothers are former infielders who played in the major leagues.
- Joey Cora played for 12 seasons, while Alex Cora played for 14 seasons.
- Joey Cora is currently the third-base coach for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
- Alex Cora is currently the manager of the Boston Red Sox.
Why the Mets Are Hiring Joey Cora
- Joey Cora is a well-respected coach with a lot of experience.
- He has a good relationship with Mets manager Luis Rojas.
- He is a good fit for the Mets, who are looking for a strong third-base coach.
What the Cora Brothers' Reunion Means
- It is a special moment for the Cora brothers, who have not seen each other in more than a year.
- It is also a good move for the Mets, who are getting a good coach.
- It could help the Mets improve their performance in the upcoming season.
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