Roman Anthony, Kristian Campbell or Marcelo Mayer — will make his MLB debut first? Do any of them have a chance to begin the 2025 season with the Red Sox?

The Boston Red Sox have arguably had the best farm in baseball, and now they have the evidence to prove it. In a poll done by MLB executives, the Red Sox’s top prospect in Roman Anthony was voted the best in baseball. This is the second Sox prospect in less than a decade, with Andrew Benintendi getting the honor in 2017.

The Red Sox already have the makings of a strong bullpen, with Chapman and Wilson joining a grouping that also features Liam Hendriks, Justin Slaten, and Garrett Whitlock. But Scott could step in immediately as an elite closer for Boston, giving Alex Cora several intriguing options for seventh and eighth-inning duties.

Despite dealing with his fair share of command and control issues throughout the year, Red Sox pitching prospect Isaac Stebens still turned in a solid 2024 season.

According to MLB.com, MLB executives expect Boston Red Sox outfield prospect Roman Anthony to win the Rookie of the Year Award in the American League. This is how the vote broke down, per Jonathan Mayo: Roman Anthony,

The Boston Red Sox have only seen a few of their own free agents sign with new clubs so far this offseason, but another found a new home on Tuesday. According to MassLive's Chris Cotillo, infielder Bobby Dalbec is signing a minor-league contract with the Chicago White Sox.