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Free agent shortstop Marco Scutaro has signed a two-year deal with the Boston Red Sox with an option for a third year. After working out for the Red Sox this past week, Scutaro has compelled them that his injury is healed.
Last year playing for the Blue Jays, Scutaro missed the last two weeks of the season due to a plantar fasciitis issue in his right heel. However, after examining his medical records and watching him work-out, the Red Sox believe it will not be a factor for this upcoming season.
The 34-year-old hit .282 with 12 homeruns last season for Toronto. It appears that he will be the starting shortstop for the Red Sox this season, replacing Alex Gonzalez, who ironically signed with Toronto last week.