Just now: Sox Prospect Roundup: The Big Three Look Promising…

The Portland Sea Dogs (AA) have world-class talent and routinely win in the Eastern League. Elsewhere in the system, a number of prospects made significant noise throughout the opening month of play, giving depth to a brilliant system and capturing attention at all levels of the minors.

With April behind us, let’s take a look at several Red Sox prospects that made a statement to begin the season. Whether it’s the Red Sox themselves or any media outlet, it’s no secret that the future of the team revolves around the eventual arrival of Roman Anthony, Kyle Teel, and Marcelo Mayer

The Red Sox’s top three prospects began the season in Double-A Portland, and each had reasons to be motivated. Mayer’s chronic shoulder ailment made for a forgettable 2023, while Anthony and Teel had only two weeks of Double-A at-bats to finish the year.

All three are advancing through the first month to differing degrees, which is a pleasing sight for Red Sox fans.Mayer is a good shortstop, and his approach appears to be back at the plate. Mayer has a.301 batting average,.807 OPS, two home runs, and 12 RBI as of Friday. During the season’s first month, the infielder also recorded his first walk-off hit at Hadlock Field. Red Sox manager

The Red Sox’s top three prospects began the season in Double-A Portland, and each had reasons to be motivated. Mayer’s chronic shoulder ailment made for a forgettable 2023, while Anthony and Teel had only two weeks of Double-A at-bats to finish the year.

All three are advancing through the first month to differing degrees, which is a pleasing sight for Red Sox fans.Mayer is a good shortstop, and his approach appears to be back at the plate. Mayer has a.301 batting average,.807 OPS, two home runs, and 12 RBI as of Friday. During the season’s first month, the infielder also recorded his first walk-off hit at Hadlock Field. Red Sox manager