Ortiz wonders if Valentine has ‘mental issues’In an interview with ESPNDeportes.com, Red Sox DH David Ortiz responded to criticism from his former manager. |
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Confidence in Ben Cherington remains highNov 5, 2012
New manager John Farrell is in place. David Ortiz has a freshly minted two-year guarantee. The makeover of the Red Sox, with second-year GM Cherington in charge, continues its inning-by-inning offseason crawl. |
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Ian Browne, MLB.com An eager participant for the Dominican Republic in the first two World Baseball Classics, Red Sox slugger David Ortiz might sit out the international showcase event next March. |
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Farrell explains what he seeks in coaching staffNov 5, 2012
Evan Drellich, MLB.com The Red Sox are close to naming a pitching coach, and they hope to start interviewing candidates for hitting coach by the end of the week as well. |
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Red Sox won’t bring back chief therapistNov 5, 2012
Mike Reinold, who was the team’s head physical therapist last year and has been with the team since 2006, could still serve as a consultant. |
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Gordon Edes, ESPN.com The Red Sox are expected to make a decision on their new pitching coach by Tuesday, and new manager John Farrell is "all in" on longtime pitching coach Rick Peterson as his choice, according to a baseball source. |
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Done deal: Big Papi in Boston for next two yearsNov 5, 2012
Ian Browne, MLB.com David Ortiz, an iconic figure in Boston for a decade, signed a two-year, $26 million contract on Monday that will help him toward his goal of retiring with the Red Sox. |
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