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Ten questions for the Red Sox heading into spring training
The spring schedule — with split-squads, “B” games and so forth — allows for plenty of opportunities to get everybody plenty of work. If the Red Sox get to March 27, Opening Day, and everyone is healthy, they can figure out how to keep everybody involved.
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