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Since open season began on free agency, the Red Sox have been
diligently kicking the tires on free agents. Today, a few more
names can be added to the list, with the Red Sox expressing
preliminary interest on free agent shortstop Marco Scutaro,
as well as expressing interest and requesting the medical
records of right-handers Kelvim Escobar and Rafael Soriano,
according to a major-league source.
The Red Sox have a vacancy at shortstop, and have maintained
contact with free agent Alex Gonzalez. Scutaro represents a
better offensive alternative than Gonzalez and is a steady
defensive shortstop in his own right. The Red Sox attempted
to trade for Scutaro from the Blue Jays this past July.
Escobar has not pitched since 2007, had shoulder surgery in June
of 2008 and at 34 years old would be just the kind of low-cost,
high-upside risk the Red Sox enjoy taking on (see John Smoltz
and Brad Penny for details).
Soriano, 30, is a proven young right-hander with electric stuff.
He grabbed closing duties from Mike Gonzalez in Atlanta in the
second half of this season.
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The Red Sox are "putting on a full-court press" to acquire
Roy Halladay, according to a source, and are hoping to add
the former Cy Young winner to the top of their rotation to
go with Josh Beckett and Jon Lester.
"They would love to get it wrapped up before the winter meetings
(beginning Dec. 7)," the source said of the Red Sox, who made a
big push to deal for Halladay last summer.
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