Even with Roman Anthony and Kristian Campbell graduating, the Red Sox still have six prospects in Baseball America's Top 100.

With the MLB trade deadline looming, struggling Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara emerges as a potential trade target for the Red Sox, who could gamble on his upside despite a league-worst ERA.

It feels like everything is on the table, and that means that any number of Red Sox players should be looking over their shoulder right now. Sure, Roman Anthony isn't going anywhere, but here are three notable names that might not be as safe as they think when the deadline dust settles.

“There are very few lefthanders that sit in the upper 90s after being drafted, and even fewer that feature a plus slider,” Baseball America writes. “The Red Sox fifth-round pick has had more helium than any prospect to start 2025. He’s gone from unranked in their Top 30 to a Top 100 prospect in a few months time.”

The Boston Red Sox had an awful 24 hours after their home series against the Los Angeles Dodgers wrapped up on Sunday. There was the horrible flight to Minnesot

It’s Tuesday, July 29 and the Red Sox (57-51) are in Minneapolis to take on the Twins (51-55). Lucas Giolito is slated to take the mound for Boston, while Minnesota has yet to announce a starter.

The Red Sox are promoting pitching prospects Connelly Early and David Sandlin from Double-A Portland to Triple-A Worcester, as was first reported by Andrew Parker of Beyond the Monster.

The 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline is coming up quickly. It’ll pass on Thursday night, but teams are starting to get a head start on the action. For