Will Turner made his submission for the best defensive play across the Minors in 2026 in impressive style for the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs on Saturday night at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field. In the top of the third, the Red Sox prospect darted back to the center-field wall

“That’ll be a high fly ball. Big hit and that is going out of here! Three-run homer for Tyler McDonough!” Josh Johnson, a 7-year-old Sea Dogs fan, got to live out every potential future announcer's dream with the Double-A Red Sox during Wednesday's 6-4 win over Reading at Hadlock Field.

A hot-hitting prospect named Franklin has captivated Red Sox Nation this summer. While 2026 has in many ways been about Franklin Arias’ meteoric rise to MLB’s No. 3 prospect, Franklin Primera has also been demolishing pitching everywhere he’s been. Primera, now Boston’s No. 4 prospect, delivered a career-high seven-RBI performance

PORTLAND, Maine -- How much hope can fit into the first two spots of a Double-A lineup? Red Sox fans know. Justin Gonzales (MLB's No. 79 prospect) and Boston's budding superstar Roman Anthony were at the top of the order in the Sea Dogs' lineup on Tuesday in front of

After a sluggish June, Justin Gonzales simply could not be stopped in July and August -- and it has earned him a promotion. The No. 2 Red Sox prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 79 prospect overall is moving up to Double-A Portland.

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The Red Sox made headlines when they traded for All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman at the Deadline. But as significant as the acquisition was, the return package may have gotten more shine. The baseball world keyed in on Boston sending three of its top five prospects at the time to bring

Franklin Arias broke out in a major way this season, fueled by a power surge at the plate. That hasn’t slowed down upon his arrival at Triple-A, nor when he vaulted to the No. 3 spot in MLB Pipeline's overall rankings. Just a year after Roman Anthony held the top

A first-inning single to right field was just the beginning of a very special afternoon for infielder Mikey Romero at Triple-A Worcester on Saturday.

When the Red Sox traded Marcelo Mayer to the Giants at the Trade Deadline, hard-throwing lefty reliever Erik Miller was the headlining return. But Boston also brought in Carlos Gutierrez, a Mexico-born outfielder who now ranks as the club’s No. 14 prospect. Gutierrez made his debut with High-A Greenville on

There’s no slowing down Franklin Arias. The top Red Sox prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 7 overall, Arias slugged his 22nd homer of the year on Wednesday amid three hits, helping Triple-A Worcester to a 10-1 win over Lehigh Valley at Polar Park. Arias’s yardwork came in the third inning.

Jake Schaffner and Owen Hull barely let their Tar Heels touch the ground before making an immediate impact in the Red Sox system. Boston’s top two 2026 Draft picks, both North Carolina products, joined High-A Greenville this weekend for their professional debuts. And the tandem jump-started the offense en route

Many prospects making the jump from High-A to Double-A often struggle early, as its known to be the hardest level adjustment to make throughout the Minors. That hasn’t been the case for Anthony Eyanson. The top pitching prospect in the Red Sox system (No. 2 overall) simply continued to roll

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WORCESTER, Mass. -- The Red Sox have watched Franklin Arias surge offensively at Double-A in 2026. So much so that the club's top prospect has joined the Minors' highest level and is now just a call away from The Show. Boston promoted Arias to Triple-A Worcester following game action on

Anthony Eyanson picked up the win in the MLB All-Star Futures Game this past Sunday. It turns out that was just a taste of what was to come this week. In his first start since rejoining Double-A Portland, MLB’s No. 51 prospect dazzled over five scoreless innings, leading the Sea

BOSTON -- Less than a week after the Red Sox selected Jake Schaffner with a first-round Draft pick they knew would be viewed as “very off the wall,” the club officially signed the UNC shortstop on Friday. Per MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis, the elite contact hitter with plus-speed signed for