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John Farrell and
Torey Lovullo started the trend. And there's talk of re-uniting with
Justin Masterson,
Kevin Youkilis,
Anibal Sanchez and
Adam LaRoche. Now comes word that yet another former Red Sox player—
catcher David Ross—has been signed to a 2-year, $6.2 million contract.
Huh? A 35-year old career back-up signed to a 2-year deal? What the heck does this portend for
Salty and
Lavarnway? Obviously, one of them is headed somewhere else in a deal—since Ross is being characterized as "more than a backup, but not a starter". Fasten your seat belts, Nation, The Big Reunion Tour is likely to kick into high gear with another big trade.