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The 2014 Boston Red Sox Balance Short Term Success and Long-Term Growth - H4TV SPORTS NEWS

2014 Boston Red Sox maintain the status quo for the most part in the off-season as they try to balance competing for the World Series while building a pipe-line of talent for the future.

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