It should therefore be clear that Boston's chief baseball officer does not feel the pressure to act simply because a clock is ticking or his competitors are in a frenzy. I suspect he'd happily spend three months formulating an offseason plan and then one week executing it. It's one of the many ways in which he's the polar opposite of predecessor Dave Dombrowski, who identified problems and then announced, "Well, what are we waiting for?"
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DeBrincat, Red Wings finalizing 7-year, $91M extension, sources say
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Right wing Alex DeBrincat, 28, Detroit's leading scorer who had two goals
and an assist Tuesday in a loss to the New Jersey Devils, is finalizing a
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