Tigers Part Ways With Third Base Coach Joey Cora Mid-Season
Manager A.J. Hinch cited philosophical differences as the reason for the split, with quality control coach Billy Boyer stepping into the role.
The Detroit Tigers and third base coach Joey Cora have separated mid-season, with manager A.J. Hinch describing the split as stemming from philosophical differences. Hinch emphasized mutual agreement in the decision, noting it was best for the players and the organization. Billy Boyer, a first-year staff member previously handling quality control duties, will serve as third base coach for the remainder of the season. Cora is the older brother of former Red Sox manager Alex Cora, who was also fired earlier this season.
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