Seems like the procedure could spend some time. Jen McCaffrey, The Athletic) Surprisingly, it's increasingly looking like there will not be any kind of type of search for new training personnel. Both Kennedy and Alex Cora have already validated that the latter will certainly be back with the Sox next period. And while the mentoring staff has come under attack for bad principles and September's inactive collapse, it doesn't seem like we must anticipate significant adjustments. Chris Cotillo, MassLive) Moreover, Cora will obviously have a voice in the process for working with the person that will certainly be his titular boss. It's safe to say that, regardless of back-to-back poor periods, Alex Cora shows up to have more impact within the club than in the past. Julian McWilliams, Boston World) One point we don't need to fret about? Whether the Sox will have sufficient cash to draw a leading candidate right into the CBO seat: the team is once more elevating ticket prices at Fenway Park. Gabrielle Starr, Boston Herald) And finally Red Sox Shorts, a lot more on Tim Wakefield. While there has been no lack of caring tributes to the Red Sox legend from followers, it's been specifically wonderful analysis just how much he suggested to his teammates. In this piece, Derek Lowe discusses the time Wakefield maintained him from stopping on the eve of the 2004 postseason. Sean McAdam, MassLive).

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