Daily Red Sox Links: Shane Victorino, Clay Buchholz, Jon Lester

Shane Victorino is still struggling over his decision on whether or not to abandon switch-hitting this season. (Alex Speier; WEEI.com)

Technically, Clay Buchholz is slotted as Boston's number five starter, but it's a distinction that he isn't too concerned with. (Jason Mastrodonato; Masslive.com)

Now that John Farrell has basically announced his rotation, how does it look? (Brian Roach; Fire Brand of the AL)

Seth Kugel, the Frugal Traveler, took a trip to spring training in Fort Myers. (Seth Kugel; New York Times)

Some scouts give a little insight on how the industry feels about Xander Bogaerts and Will Middlebrooks. (Nick Cafardo; Boston.com)

Once again, Jon Lester has been named Boston's Opening Day starter. (Michael Silverman; Boston Herald)

For some reason, the Red Sox tried having the PA announcer announce the count after every pitch, and somehow, the feedback was mixed. (David Dorsey; ESPN Boston)

The Red Sox brought on another minor league pitcher yesterday. (Will Woodward; Sox Prospects)

Dave Cameron projects contracts for upcoming free agent starting pitchers, a group that includes Jon Lester. (Dave Cameron; Fangraphs)