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Daily Red Sox Links: Cole Hamels, Will Middlebrooks, Yoan Moncada

Today's links look at the effectiveness of Boston's rotation-building strategy, the transparency of Hall of Fame voting, and some issues with projection systems.

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Will the Red Sox's approach to building their rotation pay off? (Gordon Edes; ESPN Boston)

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Can the Red Sox rely on next year's free agents?

Matt_Collins

There are a lot of great names heading to free agency next winter, but how many of them will really wind up hitting the open market?

How a deep Red Sox team can weather most storms

Ben Buchanan

An injury in the infield? An underperforming outfielder? No problem. The Red Sox are a deep team full of answers.

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Can the Red Sox rely on next year's free agents? How a deep Red Sox team can weather most storms

Although they are saying otherwise, Boston may still be a favorite to claim one of the big name pitchers still on the market. (Jason Mastrodonato; Masslive.com)

Here, we take a look back at the up-and-down professional career of Will Middlebrooks. (James Dunne; Sox Prospects)

Ryan Lavarnway has had one hell of an offseason. (Jeff Pini; Boston.com)

Steve Buckley has some thoughts on writers who refuse to share their Hall of Fame ballots. (Steve Buckley; Boston Herald)

The much-hyped Yoan Moncada should be starting his workouts within the next few weeks. (Drew Silva; Hardball Talk)

Jack Moore had what I thought was a fun and interesting take on the ever-growing interest in projections. (Jack Moore; Hardball Times)

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