When the Boston Red Sox opted to move on from former manager Alex Cora and a handful of coaches, it was clear that the decision came because the club had struggled early on this season and Boston is looking for a seismic change. With Cora out the door, the Red Sox are fully betting on chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and his vision for the organization. That was clear from the fact that Breslow fired a handful of coaches , but kept the pitching coaches he, himself, brought in for the organization. Also, Red Sox president and chief executive officer Sam Kennedy made it clear that it was Breslow's recommendation to move on from Cora. In the aftermath of the overhaul, Cora became a red-hot free agent manager for a minute. The Philadelphia Phillies courted him and offered him their manager job to him, but he declined in order to stay home with his family. With Cora rejecting the Phillies job, don't expect him to just jump at another position right now.…