The Red Sox have finally promoted their top prospect, outfielder Roman Anthony, who has been performing well at Triple-A with a .288/.423/.491 batting line and impressive power, highlighted by a near 500-foot grand slam recently

Despite his undeniable talent, Anthony's transition to the major leagues comes with challenges, notably competing for playing time in a crowded Boston outfield. His success will likely determine whether he can secure a consistent role, especially with the Red Sox's emphasis on immediate results over long-term development.

Other notable mentions include Chase Burns of the Reds, who has impressed in the minors with a 1.58 ERA and high strikeout rate. He could be a key addition to the Reds' rotation if Hunter Greene remains sidelined due to injury. Additionally, Jake Mangum is making strides with the Rays, boasting a .302 batting average, while Alejandro Kirk is carving out a respectable role for the Blue Jays despite a crowded catcher landscape.