Hanley Ramirez Would Be Terrific Fit for Red Sox, But Miami's New Chance to Win Should Prevent Trade
DALLAS –– When Miami acquired shortstop Jose Reyes, trade speculation immediately shifted to Hanley Ramirez. It was believed that Ramirez –– the team's starting shortstop for the last six years –– wouldn't be willing to switch to third base. If true, his demands could propel the Red Sox into hot pursuit. Although Boston has a starting shortstop in Marco Scutaro, the reality is the 36-year-old is ultimately a bridge toward the future, presumably for Jose Iglesias. But this situation aligns well for the Red Sox. Considering Ramirez started in Boston's farm system and has cultivated a close relationship with David...
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