The Boston Red Sox opted to move on from manager Alex Cora on Saturday. The decision shocked the baseball world and the dust hasn't fully settled around the league on the call. It's still April. There's a lot of season left and Boston had a World Series-winning manager with the club who is widely respected around the league. Clearly, Cora is still respected around the league, despite the slow start to the 2026 season. So much so that there already has been some buzz about where he could land next with the Philadelphia Phillies floated as a fit immediately. So, with the Red Sox opting to move on from Cora, who made the call? Red Sox president and chief executive officer Sam Kennedy insinuated that it was chief baseball officer Craig Breslow's call to make while speaking to the media on Sunday. Craig Breslow Is Running The Show Dec 9, 2024; Dallas, TX, USA; Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow speaks with the media at the Hilton Anatole during the 2024 MLB Winter Meetings.…