MONTERREY, Mexico -- With many fans decked out in Red Sox jerseys (number 34 seemed to be a particular favorite) and a mascot wearing a giant sombrero, there was an atmosphere at Estadio Mobil Super that was intoxicating to all those in attendance on Monday night. Salsa and American music

MONTERREY, Mexico -- Not long before Kristian Campbell boarded the Red Sox’s team charter to Mexico on Sunday, marking his first time out of the United States, manager Alex Cora gave him a pop quiz. Could Campbell name other MLB players who went to Georgia Tech?

MONTERREY, Mexico -- Kristian Campbell’s meteoric rise through the Red Sox’s farm system culminated in MLB Pipeline’s No. 7 overall prospect being informed by the club on Sunday he will be on the team’s Opening Day roster, a source told MLB.com. The right-handed hitter earned his promotion less than two

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. -- For the Red Sox, it is coming down to the wire at second base and in the bullpen. And Red Sox manager Alex Cora advised media members who made the hour ride for Saturday’s 14-2 loss to the Rays that it could still be multiple days

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- A new layer of intrigue was added to Spring Training for the Red Sox on Wednesday afternoon when Marcelo Mayer -- the undisputed shortstop of the future -- got the start at second base.

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- It is that point of Spring Training when the regulars fill out the starting lineup. For the Red Sox on Monday afternoon, eight of the nine starters against the Orioles are all but certain to be in the lineup on March 27 when the season opens

The inaugural edition of Spring Breakout was a rousing success last year. Sixteen games showcased not only many of baseball's best prospects but also some of the most jaw-dropping tools in the Minors. Of the 10 best individual attributes we highlighted a year ago, nine belonged to players who reached

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- The Big 3 of Roman Anthony, Kristian Campbell and Marcelo Mayer had their shining moment Thursday night in a Spring Breakout contest, as all three members of the highly touted trio went deep like it was on a script. However, the Futures at Fenway South event

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. -- For one moment, the future was the present along Florida’s Gulf coast. Roughly 90 minutes before first pitch of Thursday’s Spring Breakout opener between the Red Sox and Rays at Port Charlotte Sports Park, Red Sox No. 1 and 3 prospects Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. -- Under the lights of Charlotte Sports Park, all three members of Boston’s vaunted “Big 3” prospects went deep, announcing their presence in a Spring Breakout contest against the Rays’ prospects. Thursday’s primetime contest was the first of the many games that will take place in the

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Not since the days of Mookie Betts, Xander Bogaerts, Jackie Bradley Jr. and Rafael Devers have the Red Sox had so much excitement surrounding their farm system. With MLB’s second annual Spring Breakout event on tap, 19 of Boston’s Top 30 prospects will have a chance

Ding, ding, who’s ready for Round 2? Last year’s inaugural edition of Spring Breakout gave fans early looks at Paul Skenes, Jackson Chourio, Pete Crow-Armstrong, James Wood, Jackson Holliday, Ceddanne Rafaela and many other young stars who graduated off prospect lists in 2024. Not only does it serve as a

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Roman Anthony, all of 20 years old, towers around the Red Sox Spring Training complex at 6-foot-3 and roughly 220 pounds. He carries himself with confidence, but not cockiness. The left-handed-hitting outfielder knows he belongs on a baseball field, because that’s where he’s always felt at

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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Boston was built to be a shining city on a hill, according to John Winthrop. Four centuries later, the Hub’s top three baseball prospects are meant to be a shining example atop the Red Sox farm system. Roman Anthony, Kristian Campbell and Marcelo Mayer – the

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BRADENTON, Fla. – Kristian Campbell, MLB Pipeline’s No. 7 prospect (No. 2 for the Red Sox), draws some interesting comparisons due to his freakish athleticism. The latest was Tuesday, when Red Sox manager and noted basketball fan Alex Cora compared Campbell to Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown, the MVP of

SARASOTA, Fla. – There’s a general rule of thumb in the early weeks of Spring Training, particularly in the Grapefruit League, where many of the road games include bus rides lasting 90 minutes or more: The veteran stars get their at-bats at home, and the young players take their show

Though the Red Sox posted their third consecutive non-winning season and failed to make the playoffs for the fifth time in six years since their 2018 World Series title, the news was much more positive down on the farm. Boston had a number of developmental successes and its system stands

LAKELAND, Fla. -- Alex Cora and A.J. Hinch have remained close as opposing managers from their time together with the Astros. So when the Tigers’ manager saw the prospects on the Red Sox's travel roster for Thursday’s game against Detroit at Joker Marchant Stadium, Hinch had a wisecrack. Roman Anthony,

This is an exciting time of year at MLB Pipeline. The new Top 100 prospects list is out, Spring Breakout is right around the corner, and prospects across baseball are making their presence felt in big league camps. The smell of the new season hangs in the air. And that

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. -- The most interesting position battle for the Red Sox this spring, second base, got out of the starting gate in Saturday’s Grapefruit League opener, a 6-4 win over the Rays, as the main contestants were all in the game in different capacities. Kristian Campbell, the people’s

FORT MYERS, Fla. – Marcelo Mayer, for a few years, was the prospect always mentioned first when it came to the Red Sox farm system. And for good reason. He was steadily ranked first year after year, following his selection as the No. 4 overall pick in the 2021 Draft.