Watch: Alex Cora Brings World Series Trophy to Puerto Rico, Receives Hero's Welcome

Boston's championship made Cora the first Puerto Rican manager to win the World Series.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora brought the World Series trophy to his home of Puerto Rico on Saturday, receiving a warm welcome from fans in his hometown of Caguas. Cora is the first Puerto Rican manager to win the World Series, leading the Red Sox to their fourth championship of the century.

Saturday's appearance is Puerto Rico is Cora's second trip to the island this year. He led the MLB's relief efforts following Hurricane Maria in January, delivering food and other supplies alongside Boston pitcher Chris Sale and catcher Christian Vazquez.

Cora's second trip held a more celebratory tone, with a sizable crowd on hand to cheer their hometown manager. 

Check out the best of Cora's trip to Puerto Rico below:

¡Habla el jefe! 👀 @ac13alex#MediasRojas pic.twitter.com/wKIz8tmqkv

— Red Sox de Boston (@RedSoxBeisbol) November 3, 2018

¡Llegando a Caguas! 🙌#MediasRojas pic.twitter.com/ExA6uklbl7

— Red Sox de Boston (@RedSoxBeisbol) November 3, 2018

What a turnout! #CorasHome 🇵🇷 pic.twitter.com/NsAPOxPQcz

— Red Sox (@RedSox) November 3, 2018

¡Christian Vázquez soltando un paso! 🕺 #MediasRojas pic.twitter.com/oEMxgOcxKr

— Red Sox de Boston (@RedSoxBeisbol) November 3, 2018

Cora joined an exclusive club in additon to becoming the first Puerto Rican manager to win the World Series. He also became the fifth rookie manager to win the World Series, and the second since 2000.