Victorino, Red Sox Agree to $39 Million, 3-Yr Deal Free-agent outfielder Shane Victorino and the Red Sox agreed Tuesday to a $39 million, three-year contract, Boston's second big addition during the winter meetings. "Just agreed to join the Boston (at) RedSox in the middle of paradise," he tweeted. " (hash) BLESSED!!! Can't wait to get to Boston! Victorino's deal is subject to a physical, as is the $39 million, three-year contract the Red Sox agreed to Monday with Mike Napoli. A two-time All-Star and three-time Gold Glove winner, Victorino turned 32 on Friday. "It's probably the toughest right field in baseball to play, just in terms of the space to cover," new Boston manager John Farrell said earlier in the day. So that range comes into play. And yet you try to combine the best range available along with offensive production. It might not be your prototypical right fielder where it's a power bat because we do value the defense in that area. That's not to exclude anyone, but defense takes a high priority, in that position at Fenway particularly. Boston finished last in the AL East and is trying to boost its offense. Napoli, an All-Star catcher with Texas this year, appears likely to shift his primary position. "We see him as a first baseman primarily, but with the ability to catch," Farrell said.