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Ben Cherington Likes That Shane Victorinio ‘Does a Lot of Things Well’ (Video)

Found December 14, 2012 on NESN.com: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Shane Victorino
TEAMS: Boston Red Sox
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On Thursday the Red Sox introduced their newest outfielder, the speedy Shane Victorino. Though some have criticized Victorino for his declining offense, his bat from far the only thing he brings to the field. The Hawaiian may not quite have the power to qualify as a five-tool player, but Victorino can impact the game in many ways, whether it be in the batter’s box, in the outfield or on the basepaths. Check out Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington‘s quick scouting report on Victorino in the video above.
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