Red Sox OF Shane Victorino could miss Opening Day with hamstring injury

Shane Victorino is a career .277 hitter with 105 home runs in 10 big league seasons. (Michael Ivins/Getty Images)

Shane Victorino will undergo an MRI on his right hamstring in Boston, and the right fielder's status for Opening Day is unknown, manager John Farrell said on Saturday.

Victorino begs to differ.

"I'm fine," the 33-year-old said. "I'm ready to go."

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Victorino felt the hamstring grab as he rounded first base on a double in Saturday afternoon's game against the Twins. Farrell said the team will wait for the MRI results to make any roster moves, but Jackie Bradley Jr., who was optioned to Triple-A after losing the center field competition to Grady Sizemore, could be back with the team soon.

"He's on call, certainly," Farrell said of Bradley. "But we've got to get Vic checked out first before any kind of roster move is confirmed."

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A two-time All-Star, Victorino hit a career-high .294 with 15 homers, 61 RBIs and an .801 OPS in 122 games last season, his first with Boston.

Victorino, who was walking with a slight limp in the clubhouse after the game, has only played 10 games this spring after undergoing nerve release surgery in his right thumb in December.

Boston opens its regular season Monday in Baltimore.