Phillies spurned again by Alex Cora, as manager says he's taking 2027 off
📍 Where it landed
Alex Cora declined the Phillies’ managerial offer a second time, confirming he will sit out the 2027 season. With the position still open, the club’s search shifted toward Don Mattingly, who received support from the team’s stars and was discussed as a possible interim or permanent manager.
Epilogue added 32d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Phillies spurned again by Alex Cora, as manager says he's taking 2027 off USA Today · 35d ago broke it first
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