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Daily Red Sox Links: John Henry, Hanley Ramirez, Christian Vazquez

Today's links look at the addition of high-velocity pitchers, the likelihood (or lack thereof) of the Red Sox signing either or both of the Gurriel brothers, and Luis Alexander Basabe's 2015.

By Matt_Collins
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Contrary to some interpretations of the comments, John Henry did not express his wish to abandon analytics all together. (Alex Speier; Boston Globe)

Count Dustin Pedroia among those who are convinced that Hanley Ramirez will be able to handle first base. (PJ Wright; Boston.com)

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Ortiz's remarks reminder MLB has work to do

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David Ortiz shouldn't have said anything, but more importantly, he should have known better to think this way in the first place.

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As he is wont to do, Dave Dombrowski is loading up on high-velocity pitchers. (Brian MacPherson; Providence Journal)

They aren't calling it a setback, but Christian Vazquez has been slowed down at camp. (Jason Mastrodonato; Boston Herald)

There are a couple more high-profile Cubans on the market, but expect the Red Sox to pass this time around. (Sean McAdam; CSN New England)

Luis Alexander Basabe experienced a breakout in 2015. (Matt Collins; BP Boston)

The league unveiled a few rule changes yesterday. (Jen McCaffrey; Masslive)

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