Red Sox supervisor Alex Cora took pleasure in MLB All-Star Break by

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora was home during this past week’s MLB All-Star Break and escaped baseball to enjoy some music. Little did he know that the performance he would attend delivered one of the most viral minutes of the year.That’s right, Cora and his group of good friends were at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday night for the notorious Coldplay show where Astronomer CEO Andy Byron was captured on a screen welcoming HR head Kristin Cabot, which led lead singer Chris Martin to quip, “Either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy.”Advertisement The response from Byron and Cabot caused the clip going viral and speculation bubbled up about the pair’s relationship status.Cora revealed on Friday ahead of the Red Sox resuming the season versus the Chicago Cubs that he was at Gillette Arena on Wednesday.”It was great,”Cora stated while chuckling.”I was in fact in the Wednesday [Coldplay]

show. It was fun. “Cora told WEEI last week that he had actually made strategies with friends to attend the performance while viewing a Coldplay show on YouTube in

December.In the wake of the negative promotion, Astronomer launched a statement on Friday afternoon mentioning the company’s leaders are”expected to set the requirement in both conduct and responsibility”and that the Board of Directors has actually begun an examination in the matter.Advertisement The Red Sox are hoping they’re not tired and underprepared versus the Cubs start on Friday. Following their series in Chicago they will head to Philadelphia for a three-game set. Once they finish up with the Phillies, the lights will guide them back home to Boston next weekend to meet the Los Angeles Dodgers.Currently sporting a 53-45 record, the Red Sox sit three games behind the Toronto Blue Jays for the AL East lead. They’re wanting to feel the fear in their enemy’s eyes and end a three-year playoff dry spell with a strong 2nd half.Nobody stated making the postseason was simple after all.