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Daily Red Sox Links: Mookie Betts, Hanley Ramirez, Travis Shaw

Today's links look at an adjustment made by David Price, the importance of Eduardo Rodriguez, and Boston's attempt to regain their power stroke.

By Matt_Collins
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Mookie Betts is incredible, and his meteoric rise shares some similarities with another Red Sox star. (August Fagerstrom; Fangraphs)

Hanley Ramirez is sticking to his adjustments to make sure he improves upon last year's disaster at the plate. (Brian MacPherson; Providence Journal)

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The key to a Sandoval trade may be Melvin Upton

Marc Normandin

The Red Sox need an outfielder, and Melvin Upton happens to cost about as much as Sandoval. For a time, anyway.

Sending Castillo to PAW would make sense, no sense

Ben Buchanan

Rusney Castillo probably should go to Pawtucket rather than waste away on the bench. But if the Red Sox pull the trigger, they'll have made a silly misstep along the way.

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The key to a Sandoval trade may be Melvin Upton Sending Castillo to PAW would make sense, no sense

The Red Sox ace made some adjustments of his own, and it's a good sign for David Price aging well. (Alex Speier; Boston Globe)

Speaking of Price, his scheduled start in Toronto has been pushed back to the home opener against Baltimore thanks to yesterday's postponement. (Scott Lauber; ESPN Boston)

Paul Swydan tries to set some realistic expectations for Travis Shaw. (Paul Swydan; Boston.com)

Although he's out of the rotation for a few weeks, we should remember the importance of Eduardo Rodriguez. (Rob Bradford; WEEI)

Can the Red Sox regain their power stroke that has been lacking in the last couple of years? (Matt Collins; BP Boston)

Carson Smith is starting to throw some bullpens, but there is still no timetable for his return. (Jen McCaffrey; Masslive)

2080 Baseball released their top 125 prospects last week, and this week they highlighted the members of the AL East. (2080 Baseball)

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