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Daily Red Sox Links: David Ortiz, Xander Bogaerts, Anderson Espinoza

Today's links look at yesterday's Hall of Fame voting, Mike Hazen's reflection on the offseason, and a strange top prospects list.

By Matt_Collins
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Two new players were voted into the Hall of Fame last night. (Eric Stephen; SB Nation)

It's only natural to look at what the latest voting numbers can tell us about David Ortiz's eventual candidacy. (Brian MacPherson; Providence Journal)

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Xander Bogaerts isn't done developing yet

Alex Skillin

Xander Bogaerts made huge strides in 2015, but his development at the plate is anything but over.

The Red Sox need Rusney Castillo to succeed

Joon Lee

Without a lot of organization outfield depth, a lot of the Red Sox's potential offensive success hinges on the performance of Rusney Castillo.

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Xander Bogaerts isn't done developing yet The Red Sox need Rusney Castillo to succeed

Jim Edmonds was dropped off the ballot completely, reminding us of a perception issue also suffered by Dwight Evans. (Alex Speier; Boston Globe)

Mike Hazen spoke on the radio about the offseason at large, and specifically the two biggest acquisitions. (Jimmy Toscano; CSN New England)

Ben Carsley looks back at the first of (hopefully) many great seasons for Xander Bogaerts. (Ben Carsley; BP Boston)

For those of you who were hoping for Alex Gordon, well, I have some bad news for you. (Max Rieper; Royals Review)

Fangraphs released their top Red Sox prospects list and it's....well it's different. (Dan Farnsworth; Fangraphs)

Sox Prospects gets into their top-3 with a review of the year that was for the team's best pitching prospect. (Sox Prospects)

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