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Daily Red Sox Links: Craig Breslow, Don Orsillo, Torey Lovullo

Today's links look at the season that just ended, the main objectives of the upcoming offseason, and Michael Kopech getting back to baseball.

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Don Orsillo's goodbye was as poignant and professional as you'd expect from someone like him. (Chad Finn; Boston.com)

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The Sox earned an unprotected pick (that's good)

Ben Buchanan

The bad news: The Red Sox will have to give away their draft pick if they want to sign any free agents with qualifying offers. The good news: The Red Sox will have to give away their draft pick if they want to sign any free agents with qualifying offers.

Torey Lovullo signs extension, sticks by Red Sox

Ben Buchanan

Torey Lovullo could have been a major league manager in 2016. Instead, he's chosen to stick by John Farrell and the Red Sox.

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The Sox earned an unprotected pick (that's good) Torey Lovullo signs extension, sticks by Red Sox

Alex Speier looks back at the Red Sox season that was. (Alex Speier; Boston Globe)

The Red Sox probably won't take any major awards home this year, but Gordon Edes hands out some team-centric hardware. (Gordon Edes; ESPN Boston)

Meanwhile, Brian MacPherson looks forward to the offseason ahead. (Brian MacPherson; Providence Journal)

Everyone will benefit by having both John Farrell and Torey Lovullo around next year. (Scott Lauber; Boston Herald)

Craig Breslow did his part to remind us that none of us know anything over the last couple weeks. (Ryan P. Morrison; BP Boston)

Michael Kopech is ready to put his suspension behind and get back to pitching this fall. (Ryan Hannable; WEEI.com)

Sox Prospects looks at some other low-level arms. (Chaz Fiorino; Sox Prospects)

It appears the pace of play initiatives did make a little bit of a difference. (Nick O'Malley; Masslive.com)

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