Elmira, NY, September 22, 2026 — The Boston Red Sox organization has officially removed the interim tag from Chad Tracy’s title, naming him the team’s 49th manager and signing him to a three-year contract. The decision comes after a period where Tracy guided the team to a notable turnaround in the latter half of the season, ultimately securing a spot in the postseason.

Tracy, who had been serving as the interim manager, demonstrated significant impact during his tenure, culminating in the team’s successful playoff berth. The specific details of the contract, including its exact commencement date and financial terms, were not immediately available. The duration of the contract signifies a commitment from the organization to Tracy’s leadership moving forward.

The success observed in the second half of the season under Tracy’s management was a key factor in this permanent appointment. The club’s performance during this critical period indicated a positive shift in team dynamics and strategy, which resonated with the front office. Further details regarding the team’s performance metrics or specific achievements during this turnaround period were not provided.

The Red Sox organization has not released further comments on the appointment beyond the official announcement. Information regarding any prior managerial experience by Chad Tracy beyond his interim role was not detailed in the announcement.


Story summarized from the original created by KYLE HIGHTOWER, Associated Press on www.mytwintiers.com, see more information here.

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