The Boston Red Sox are inviting the top position prospect in baseball to Spring Training. Boston announced Tuesday that outfielder Roman Anthony was one

Roman Anthony is the top prospect in baseball according to one analyst, and is one of five Red Sox players in their Top 100.

Longtime MLB prospect scribe Keith Law believes that the Red Sox's Roman Anthony has the tools to be the "best player in the league".

Recently, ESPN's Kiley McDaniel ranked Meyer as the No. 4 prospect in baseball, behind Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki, Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony and Minnesota Twins outfielder Walker Jenkins. In his breakdown, McDaniel compared Meyer to a "lankier, lefty-hitting Willy Adames if it all clicks."

Roman Anthony, 20, a left-handed hitter who is baseball's No. 2 prospect according to Baseball America and the MLB Pipeline and played in both Double-A and Triple-A last season, was among nine non-roster invitees Tuesday to Boston Red Sox spring training.

Roman Anthony is going to be very, very good for the Boston Red Sox. That's not exactly a revolutionary idea these days, but as the 2025 season approaches, fan

ESPN's Kiley McDaniel went against industry consensus with his placing of Boston Red Sox prospects in his top 100 rankings.

Every year that I produce a top 100 MLB prospect ranking, I go through an iterative process where I start with more than 100 players, circulate the first cut to industry sources, move some guys around,

ESPN.com’s Kiley McDaniel revealed his latest Top 100 overall prospect list earlier on Wednesday, and the Cincinnati Reds were represented by four farmhands. The thing is, it wasn’t a group of four that I think many of us expected to see.