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Daily Red Sox Links: Wade Miley, Brian Johnson, Henry Owens

Today's links look at the Red Sox' base running, some young pitching, and an injury to Shane Victorino.

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Mookie Betts had another hard slide into second the other night, and it seems the Red Sox are starting to gain a reputation. (Rob Bradford; WEEI.com)

What's it like to be on the receiving end of Wade Miley's pickoff move? (Brian MacPherson; Providence Journal)

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Do Manny and Hanley really have identical swings?

Joon Lee

When one watches Hanley Ramirez play baseball, the phrase "Hanley being Manny" is often applicable. But is the same true when you look at their swings?

Why Buchholz's start to 2015 is encouraging

Alex Skillin

Clay Buchholz may always be an enigma, but his early-season numbers for the Red Sox provide reasons for optimism.

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Do Manny and Hanley really have identical swings? Why Buchholz's start to 2015 is encouraging

If the Red Sox find themselves in need of a pitcher - crazy scenario, I know - Brian Johnson could be ready to contribute sooner rather than later. (Alex Speier; Boston Globe)

Henry Owens, on the other hand, has struggled with command early on in 2015. His pitching coach tries to explain why. (Christopher Smith; Masslive.com)

Shane Victorino left last night with an injury. (Jason Mastrodonato; Boston Herald)

Surely everyone has heard that Boston is vying for the 2024 Olympics. David Ortiz will be part of the committee to get the event to the city. (ESPN)

Remember that Franchise Four thing? The early results have been released. (Craig Calcaterra; Hardball Talk)

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