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Coming To Fenway? |
Hall Of Fame baseball writer
Peter Gammons has Tweeted that
Michael Young has reached out to the Red Sox this off season. According to Gammons, the 37-year old free agent has also put out feelers to the Baltimore Orioles. Young would actually be an interesting fit for both teams in 2014. He could serve as a back-up third baseman to
Will Middlebrooks and also fill-in at first and DH from time to time. Last year, Young hit a combined .279 between Philadelphia and the Dodgers—with a .335 OBP. The seven-time All-Star would also fit the "character" brand the Red Sox are trying to maintain.