The Red Sox sign former Angels ace John Lackey to a five-year contract worth $85 million and OF Mike Cameron to a two-year deal worth approximately $16 million.

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On ,December 14 2009 — The Red Sox sign former Angels ace John Lackey to a five-year contract worth $85 million and OF Mike Cameron to a two-year deal worth approximately $16 million. Lakey after a rough start in Boston helps deliver the 3 World Series Championship during the 2013 season.

2009 | Boston Red Sox | December 14 | John Lackey | Mike Cameron

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