The Red Sox pitching factory is firing on all cylinders. Three of Boston’s top 10 prospects toed the rubber for their respective clubs in the Minors on Tuesday, racking up a combined 14 strikeouts over 14 1/3 scoreless frames. If you add in Single-A Salem’s starter, who is not on

Franklin Arias is in the midst of a six-game road trip with the Portland Sea Dogs and he may want to consider leaving his bags packed because it doesn't appear that there is too much left for the 20-year-old to do at the Double-A level.

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The Franklin Arias power show just keeps growing in magnitude. The Red Sox's top prospect reached double-digit home runs in a season for the first time as a pro during a three-hit night for Double-A Portland in its 2-1 victory over Reading at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field. Arias

The Red Sox have some startling pitching depth in their pipeline. And one of the recent additions beginning to make a name for himself is Jake Bennett. After making a couple of starts this season for the big league club, Boston's No. 6 prospect is back at Triple-A Worcester honing

Anthony Eyanson was the first member of the Red Sox 2025 Draft class to reach Double-A. Through two starts for Portland, he's already showing why. MLB’s No. 72 prospect built on his early-season success by delivering five no-hit frames in the Sea Dogs' 2-0 victory over Reading on Tuesday at

After a season-best four hits Saturday, Justin Gonzales had more in the tank. MLB's No. 97 prospect uncorked his sixth long ball of the season on a two-hit, three-RBI game Sunday to fuel High-A Greenville's 12-10 victory over Bowling Green at Fluor Field.

With each passing week, Franklin Arias seems to find a way to one up himself. After taking home Eastern League Player of the Month honors in April, the Red Sox No. 1 prospect has continued to mash in May. The 20-year-old tallied his first four-hit game of the season with

Right-handed pitcher Juan Valera -- Boston’s No. 4 prospect, per MLB Pipeline -- underwent Tommy John surgery on Wednesday, Red Sox senior director of player development Brian Abraham told MLB.com’s Ian Browne. The surgery was performed by Dr. Jeffrey Dugas in Alabama.

DETROIT -- As Tigers fans cleared the lower seating bowl to escape rain and frequent bursts of lightning, the Red Sox responded with thunder rarely seen from their offense this season. In the top of the seventh, almost without warning, the Sox erupted for a five-run inning that lifted them

As the latest member of the Red Sox’s pitching pipeline reached the Majors on Friday, another young Boston arm continued to show he may not be far behind.

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They may not be in the same organization anymore, but the bond among brothers remains as strong as ever. Especially with nicknames like "The Password" and "The Username" forever linking them among the baseball ranks. The Garcia brothers -- Jhostynxon and Johanfran -- played at different levels of the Minors,

BOSTON -- Jake Bennett (Boston's No. 6 prospect) earned his first big league start by filling a need for the Red Sox. Already down Garrett Crochet and Sonny Gray among the injuries within its rotation, Boston promoted the left-hander to start Friday’s series opener against the Astros at Fenway Park.

April was a torrid month for a lot of prospects. Many made their Major League debuts, signed record contracts and blossomed on the stage presented by a new season. But it was also the month of Franklin Arias and his enormous breakout. So why not have one more major moment

A season of struggles in 2025 has given way to something much different and much better for Yoeilin Cespedes. Boston's No. 17 prospect slugged a pair of homers during to cap a four-hit, three-RBI night for High-A Greenville, which rallied in the 10th inning to edge Hub City, 8-7, on

TORONTO -- The formula for the Red Sox has been quite simple this season. Get six-plus innings from their starting pitching, and they’ll find themselves in position to win. Get five or fewer, and they can’t find a way to claw back into a ballgame. The trend continued on Tuesday

Justin Gonzales didn't waste any time making his presence felt in his first big league camp this spring. That wasn't just because of his massive stature -- at 6-foot-5 and 210 pounds, he towers above most players. The Red Sox No. 5 prospect registered the second-hardest-tracked ball of Spring Training

Franklin Arias isn’t the only Red Sox prospect on a generational run. Anthony Eyanson is putting together his own hot streak worth watching. Boston’s 2025 third-rounder has been downright filthy so far in his young career. He delivered another dominant start in his fourth outing for High-A Greenville, an 11-5

Franklin Arias just can't stop hitting home runs. Even when he gets a day off and sits on the bench for eight innings, he still finds a way to go yard.

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Each summer across Minor League Baseball, there's a hitter who begins his ascent toward the upper echelon of prospect status. It was Konnor Griffin (MLB’s No. 1 prospect) in 2025. It was Jackson Holliday in 2023. And if the first few weeks of this season are any indication, 2026 is

BOSTON -- Payton Tolle, Boston’s No. 1 prospect per MLB Pipeline, brought some much-needed energy and electricity back to Fenway Park on Thursday night. If only he could have brought some hits.

BOSTON -- Just a day after he was promoted to Triple-A but never got to pitch, lefty Eduardo Rivera’s surreal start to his week continued with him all but needing a key to open Fenway Park on Wednesday. The Red Sox called up their No. 26 prospect as rated by

When the Red Sox signed Franklin Arias as an international prospect in 2023, he was known as glove-first shortstop with a mediocre bat. It’s safe to say that’s no longer applicable.

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Anthony Eyanson’s professional career is off to a roaring start. Eyanson -- the Red Sox No. 10 prospect and Boston’s third-round pick in the 2025 Draft -- fired five scoreless frames in his start on Saturday night for High-A Greenville. The 21-year-old right-hander scattered two hits and walked none while

No one can stop Franklin Arias right now. Arias, MLB Pipeline’s No. 26 prospect -- and the Red Sox's No. 2 prospect -- homered in his third consecutive game for Double-A Portland on Friday night. The 20-year-old shortstop launched a no-doubt shot over the batter’s eye in straightaway center field