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Daily Red Sox Links: Jackie Bradley, Joe Kelly, Heath Hembree

Today's links look at the risky outfield situation, a couple of depth pitching pieces, and potential changes in the next CBA.

By Matt_Collins
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The Red Sox are taking a big risk going with Rusney Castillo and Jackie Bradley as starting outfielders this season. (Scott Lauber; Boston Herald)

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Sox, Tazawa far apart on arbitration figures

Ben Buchanan

Is Boston's arbitration record in danger?

Lucchino: A flawed but deserving Sox HoF inductee

Matt_Collins

Larry Lucchino is going to the Red Sox Hall of Fame. Despite all the negaitves from his tenure, it's an honor he deserves.

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Sox, Tazawa far apart on arbitration figures Lucchino: A flawed but deserving Sox HoF inductee

Are there really any other options, though? (Matt Kory; BP Boston)

To be fair, it's been a while since Jackie Bradley prematurely made the roster and fell on his face. He's learned from his experiences. (Tim Britton; Providence Journal)

Joe Kelly became the first arbitration-eligible player on the team to avoid a trial by signing a one-year deal. (Rob Bradford; WEEI)

Sox Prospects looks back at two 2015 graduates who are likely to serve as pitching depth in 2016. (Sox Propsects)

As part of his Sunday Notes, Nick Cafardo looks at a few changes that could come from the new CBA. (Nick Cafardo; Boston Globe)

The Red Sox will still have to deal with Chris Davis, as he re-upped with the Orioles over the weekend. (Christopher Smith; Masslive)

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