NASHVILLE -- The fast-moving Boston Red Sox made their second splashy move of the winter meetings, agreeing Tuesday to a $39 million, three-year contract with free-agent outfielder Shane Victorino. A day after giving Mike Napoli a $39 million, three-year deal, the Red Sox made Victorino their fourth free-agent addition of the off-season following agreements with outfielder Jonny Gomes and catcher David Ross. Nicknamed The Flyin Hawaiian, Victorino tweeted earlier Tuesday that he planned to spend the day in Maui on a snorkeling trip aboard the Alii Nui catamaran. "Just agreed to join the Boston (at)RedSox in the middle of paradise," he tweeted later on. "(hash)BLESSED!!! Cant wait to get to Boston!" Victorino would earn $13 million annually. The deal is subject to a physical, as is Bostons agreement with Napoli. "Added another great addition to our team!" Red Sox pitcher Jon Lester tweeted. Victorino hit a combined .255 with 11 home runs and 55 RBIs last season for Philadelphia and the Los Angeles Dodgers, who acquired him in late July. He also stole a career-high 39 bases. A two-time All-Star and three-time Gold Glove winner, Victorino turned 32 on Friday. He also had been pursued by the Cleveland Indians, who offered a $44 million, four-year contract. Victorino played mostly centre field for the Phillies and shifted to left with the Dodgers. He likely would play right field for the Red Sox but could shift to centre if Jacoby Ellsbury is traded or leaves as a free agent after next season. "Its 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 its a power bat because we do value the defence in that area. 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Miguel Cabrera and Jhonny Peralta homered as Detroit took the opener of the three-game series that has Leyland, who usually downplays big matchups, acknowledging the stakes are high. "We still have a ways to go, but obviously this is an important series without question," Leyland said. "Is it the end of the world one way or the other? No." White Sox third baseman Kevin Youkilis isnt sweating his teams place in the standings. "Weve still got a two-game lead, theyve still got to catch us," Youkilis said. "The key right now is that we dont want to start pressing. Theres 30 games left in the season, and we need to take these games like they are the first week of April. "If it is the last weekend of the season, you might start pressing but not now. Theres a month left and were in first place." Octavio Dotel (5-2) pitched 1 2-3 innings of scoreless relief. Joaquin Benoit struck out the side in the eighth inning and Jose Valverde closed for his 27th save in 31 chances. Jake Peavy (9-10) gave up six runs and nine hits over six-plus innings. "I didnt have much at all, so it was a battle from the start to just keep us in the game," Peavy said. "I got through the sixth, but it wasnt like I had great stuff in that inning, either." Cabrera hit his 33rd homer, a two-run shot in the first inning. He went 3 for 4 on a sore right ankle that didnt affect him at the plate, but led to him making two errors at third base. "Hes playinng in some pain, but hes playing," Leyland said.dddddddddddd "The trainers are pretty confident he can get through it." Peraltas solo home run gave the Tigers a 4-3 lead in the fourth. Chicago tied it in the sixth without a hit when Dewayne Wise walked, stole second, advanced on a wild pitch and scored on A.J. Pierzynskis sacrifice fly. Pierzynski hit his 24th homer, a solo shot in the second that snapped his 0-for-17 hitless skid. Andy Dirks drew a leadoff walk off Peavy in the pivotal seventh inning, Cabrera singled and Prince Fielder was hit on the right shoulder by reliever Matt Thornton to load the bases. With a fired-up crowd buzzing, Young hit a double into the left-centre gap to clear the bases. "The big difference was that Young got the big hit that we didnt get," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said. "We had a lot of chances, but nothing was falling in." Tigers starter Doug Fister gave up three runs -- two earned -- on four hits and four walks over five innings. Fister had his previous start skipped because of a sore right groin. "I wasnt real sharp," he said. Drew Smyly gave up one run on two walks while getting one out in the sixth, pitching in relief for the first time after the rookie made 16 starts this season. Detroit has won 23 of its last 29 games at home. The White Sox have lost seven of their last nine road games and if they get swept in Detroit, theyll fall into a first-place tie with the Tigers. "This is not going to make or break the season," Ventura said. "But were happy to be playing in games like this." NOTES: The Tigers traded OF Jeff Baker to the Atlanta Braves for a player to be named no later than Sept. 30 to open up a spot for minor leaguer Avisail Garcia, who made his major league debut as a defensive replacement in right field in the eighth. ... Peavy gave up four walks -- one intentional -- and struck out four as his winless streak stretched to five games. ' ' '