The Boston Red Sox are in rare air when it comes to the prospect world at the beginning of 2025. Though the last three seasons have been disappointing at the ma

He led all Red Sox minor leaguers with 55 extra-base hits (20 homers, 32 doubles and three triples). He batted .330 with a .439 on-base percentage, .558 slugging percentage and .997 OPS in 115 games (517 plate appearances). He posted a .286/.412/.486/.898 line in 19 games at Worcester to finish off the season.

This year’s signing class — in what is considered a strong group of international prospects — is headlined by a handful of players.

According to Alex Speier of the Boston Globe, the Sox are interested in exploring the idea of a contract extension with Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayer and Kristian Campbell.

"I feel ready. I’m doing everything I can, and trusting the front office -- trusting they’ll make the right decision.” The post Roman Anthony — baseball’s No. 1 prospect — ready to embrace challenge with Red Sox appeared first on Boston.

Jhostynxon Garcia led all Red Sox minor leaguers in home runs last season, and lately the fast-rising prospect has been getting tips from a guy who knows a thing or two about hitting at Fenway Park.

The Red Sox' plan is for two-way prospect Conrad Cason both to pitch and be a position player right away this season.

Red Sox #3 prospect Kristian Campbell and senior director of player development Brian Abraham react to Red Sox prospects attending Sunday's Celtics game at TD Garden.