The manager essentially acknowledged the Red Sox were trying to hit Judge on Sunday. Cora spoke to officials on Monday, and the issue is now considered closed.

Aaron Judge hit his major league-leading 53rd homer, and the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 5-2 to open a three-game AL East lead over second-place Baltimore.

When asked about Cora escaping unpunished, Yankees skipper Aaron Boone indicated that he was already past the incident and looking toward the future, though he didn't hesitate to sneak in a subtle diss at his team's arch rivals.

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora will not face suspension from the MLB after seemingly hinting that pitcher Brayan Bello purposefully threw at New

Major League Baseball is letting Alex Cora off the hook. The Red Sox skipper has avoided a suspension after insinuating that Boston threw at Aaron Judge over the weekend, a source confirmed to the New York Daily News.

The league has spoken with Alex Cora, but they will not be stopping him from doing his job. After the Red Sox manager insinuated that his club tried throwing at Aaron Judge on Saturday, Major League Baseball reviewed the situation and eventually spoke with Cora about his remarks,

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora has escaped penalty for seemingly hinting the team was trying to hit New York Yankees star Aaron Judge with a pitch last weekend.

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora won't be punished in the wake of his questionable comments following Saturday's 7-1 win against the New York Yankees about his team possibly throwing at Aaron Judge. MassLive.