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After rejecting the job in late April, Alex Cora could very well be the next manager of the Phillies. Cora will likely get everything he is looking for from the Phillies: a big contract, the chance to work again with…

Alex Cora is viewed as a strong candidate to become the next manager of the Philadelphia Phillies ahead of the 2027 season after previously rejecting the position in April. Phillies Nation argues that while Cora would gain a lucrative contract and reunite with baseball executive Dave Dombrowski, he should prepare for intense fan scrutiny tied to Dombrowski's unpopularity in Philadelphia.
The article highlights that despite past success with the Boston Red Sox, Cora would face an insular Philadelphia market and significant pressure holding highly paid veterans accountable. Phillies managing partner John Middleton has praised Dombrowski's postseason consistency, but Phillies Nation warns Cora would serve as the public face defending a front office deeply criticized by local fans.
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