Boston Red Sox trade addition Curtis Mead said about role, breakout season and more
Early received a call from chief baseball officer Craig Breslow around 10:30 p.m. Tracy called a few minutes later. “Trace was excited for me, but also sad to…
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Curtis Mead found out the Red Sox traded for him at around 11 p.m. Saturday. The trade for the 25-year-old second baseman shakes up the Red Sox batting order, alters playing time and affects roster construction. Always had him along the side. (Peter Abraham of the Globe staff contributed to this report.) Tim Healey can be reached at timothy.healey@globe.com .
Furthermore, Among the tentacles of the deal: Pending further changes, Andruw Monasterio will be the everyday shortstop.
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Curtis Mead found out the Red Sox traded for him at around 11 p.m. Saturday.
according to MassLiveThe trade for the 25-year-old second baseman shakes up the Red Sox batting order, alters playing time and affects roster construction
according to MassLiveAlways had him along the side. (Peter Abraham of the Globe staff contributed to this report.) Tim Healey can be reached at timothy.healey@globe.com .
according to The Boston GlobeAmong the tentacles of the deal: Pending further changes, Andruw Monasterio will be the everyday shortstop.
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