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Globe 10.0: Did the Red Sox overpay David Ortiz?
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November 05, 2012

(Boston Globe) In this episode of Globe 10.0, Kevin Dupont and Chad Finn debate whether the Red Sox overpaid David Ortiz. (By Alan Miller, Globe Staff)

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