The Boston Red Sox have agreed to a $3 million, one-year deal with shortstop Alex Gonzalez, according to a report in the Boston Herald.
The newspaper cited multiple sources but did not identify them in a story posted Monday night on its Web site.
Gonzalez, who reportedly will take a required physical exam Tuesday or Wednesday, batted .264 with five home runs and 45 RBI last season for the Florida Marlins. In Boston, he would replace Edgar Renteria, who was traded to the Atlanta Braves in December.
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Theo Epstein, who was reinstalled as Boston's GM last week, told Towers on Saturday that he wants to wait and talk to Wells after the Red Sox report before pursuing any trades. Wells has told the Sox he wants to finish his career on the West Coast rather than in Boston.
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Padres general manager Kevin Towers said this week that he's pursuing left-hander David Wells.
The outspoken Wells, a San Diegan, had a stint with the Padres two years ago and apparently didn't fall out of favor.
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Red Sox Jan 2006 Archive
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Boston Herald | Jan 28, 2006
With the Coco Crisp trade complete, the Red Sox are expected to turn their attention to filling a hole at shortstop with free agent Alex Gonzalez.
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ESPN | Jan 28, 2006
Coco Crisp is bound for Boston after being traded Friday by the Cleveland Indians to the Red Sox.
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ESPN | Jan 26, 2006
The Red Sox and Indians continued to talk trade, as well as to a potential third club, the Reds, on Thursday. There were indications that the Indians were beginning to have doubts on dealing Crisp.
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ESPN | Jan 25, 2006
The Red Sox and Indians are trying to restructure the Coco Crisp-to-Boston deal Wednesday, while Cleveland's deal with Philadelphia (Jason Michaels for Arthur Rhodes) was described as being "in a holding pattern," according to a source involved in those discussions.
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ESPN | Jan 25, 2006
The deal that would send Coco Crisp to the Boston Red Sox for pitcher Guillermo Mota and third base prospect Andy Marte was endangered when the right-handed reliever failed a physical in Cleveland.
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Boston Herald | Jan 24, 2006
The Red Sox announced Theo Epstein?s return as the general manager of the Red Sox today, with roughly the same powers, authority and autonomy he had when he left on Oct. 31.
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AP | Jan 23, 2006
The Cubs and pitcher Wade Miller agreed Monday to a one-year contract that will pay $1 million in salary and up to another $1 million in bonuses based on the number of starts he makes.
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SP Times | Jan 22, 2006
There's talk in Boston that the Red Sox signed Bronson Arroyo to a reasonable three-year deal to make him more tradable to Tampa Bay for Julio Lugo, but you'd think it was clear by now that in any deal with the Sox the Rays want third-base prospect Andy Marte.
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ESPN | Jan 22, 2006
The Red Sox are nearing completion on deals that would bring them Cleveland Indians outfielder Coco Crisp and free agent shortstop Alex Gonzalez, according to published reports.
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NY Daily News | Jan 21, 2006
Perhaps seeking some outfield depth or someone to split time with Xavier Nady in right field, the Mets have expressed interest in former Angel Jeff DaVanon, who also may be getting attention from the Red Sox for Boston's center field opening.
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Boston Globe | Jan 20, 2006
Top prospect Andy Marte would most likely have to be dealt to acquire Coco Crisp. Another rumor as Steve Finley coming over in a deal for David Wells.
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Associated Press | Jan 19, 2006
Theo Epstein and Red Sox management issued a joint statement Thursday saying he will return to the organization full-time.
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AP | Jan 19, 2006
Bronson Arroyo took a hometown discount from the Red Sox on Thursday, agreeing to a three-year contract worth about $11.2 million.
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Boston Globe | Jan 19, 2006
Bronson Arroyo, in an apparent show of allegiance to the Red Sox, is extremely close to overriding the advice of his agent and agreeing to a three-year contract.
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AP | Jan 13, 2006
The Boston Red Sox will keep trying to trade slugger Manny Ramirez even though talks with the Baltimore Orioles appear to have stalled.
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Boston Herald | Jan 12, 2006
Bronson Arroyo, who is eligible for arbitration with Josh Beckett and Mota, received a three-year offer Tuesday.
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AP | Jan 12, 2006
Julian Tavarez and the Red Sox reached a preliminary agreement Wednesday on a $6.7 million, two-year contract as Boston added another newcomer to its rebuilt bullpen.
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Yahoo! | Jan 11, 2006
The Boston Red Sox completed the formality with Tony Graffanino on Wednesday, agreeing to terms with the infielder on a one-year contract.
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Boston Globe | Jan 9, 2006
Miguel Tejada has backed off his trade demands, saying he wants to stay again in Baltimore, but Boston management is still trying to figure out whether or not the O's may still want to deal him.
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Boston Globe | Jan 6, 2006
David Ortiz said last night he believes there is a good chance he will sign a long-term contract extension with the club before the start of spring training.
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ESPN.com | Jan 6, 2006
Free agent first baseman J.T. Snow has agreed to terms on a one-year, $2 million contract with the Boston Red Sox.
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ESPNdeportes.com | Jan 5, 2006
Manny Ramirez doesn't think he'll be traded to the Baltimore Orioles, or any other team for that matter.
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Boston Herald | Jan 4, 2006
Amid their pursuit of Miguel Tejada, the Red Sox also have continued discussions with the Devil Rays on a fallback option that could deliver Julio Lugo to Boston.
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Boston Herald | Jan 3, 2006
Two years after participating in complicated trade discussions for Alex Rodriguez, the Red Sox once again are involved in complex talks for one of the elite shortstops in baseball.
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Crisscross.com | Jan 2, 2006
The New York Mets are sounding out the Boston Red Sox about trading second baseman Kazuo Matsui for infielder Alex Cora, Newsday reported Sunday.
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Chicago Tribune | Jan 1, 2006
It has become a longshot for Miguel Tejada to return to Baltimore and a blocbuster deal could happen soon.