
Red Sox's manager Alex Cora posts Tanner Houck's viral photo on Instagram story
As the baseball community tries to move on from the controversial
on Tuesday night, the players and managers themselves are taking fans back to the night. Recently, the
manager posted a picture of
's viral photo of holding the broken
, on his Instagram story.
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Did Alex Cora put Tanner Houck's picture on his Instagram story
Going through Alex Cora's Instagram, it was found that he put Tanner Houck's recent viral
'bullpen phone'
image on his story.
The significance behind the image is the incident that went on in the Mets vs Red Sox game. After getting ejected from the field for arguing with umpire Mike Estabrook, the Red Sox manager was seen going into the dugout and breaking the bullpen phone with his fist. The broken bullpen phone cover was then held onto by several players and finally made its way to Tanner Houck, who used it to honor Alex Cora after DH Rafael Devers made the winning home run.
The Tanner Houck
'bullpen phone'
image went viral and is taking shape as various baseball-related memes. Alex Cora put the story after the Red Sox won the match, which some might think of as an indirect jab at the Mets.
Alex Cora walking off the field after ejection (Image Source: Getty)
Will the broken bullpen phone be the Red Sox's new victory thing
As per Brennan Bernardino, the Red Sox's pitcher, the broken bullpen phone cover has already made its way to the clubhouse as the new victory symbol.
"It made it into the clubhouse after the game. It might be a new celebratory thing."
When asked about his ejection from the game and reaction towards the umpire over the wrong call, Alex Cora replied,
'It looked like it was very aggressive, but he's the umpire. We have to respect that, and he threw him out.'
Cora had to miss the previous game to attend his daughter's graduation. He reunited with the Red Sox on Tuesday, when the team was facing the New York Mets, and helped them attain victory. Though Cora was out from the game in the 3rd inning, when the Red Sox were pitching, he did leave an impact on the field.
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