Breakout has returned for the second season after debuting last year to much fanfare. The weekend begins with two of the most highly anticipated games tonight and continues through Sunday night. Like last year,

Red Sox prospects face off against Rays prospects in prime time as part of MLB's Spring Breakout showcase. See how you can stream the action live for free.

Friday Night Baseball is back on Apple TV+, delivering must-watch MLB matchups, including Alex Bregman in select Red Sox games. For $9.99/month, subscribers get access to these featured games, with a seven-day free trial available for newcomers. A solid option for Red Sox fans looking to catch the action.

Boston Red Sox All-Star Rafael Devers will not make his spring training debut Wednesday as planned, shifting his scheduled first game to this weekend after a few more days of live batting practice. Devers was expected to play March 5 before the Red Sox said he would play Tuesday or Wednesday serving as designated hitter.

The Rays have arguably the deepest Minor League system in baseball, with talented prospects at all levels from the big leagues down to the Rookie-level complex leagues. For one night, they’ll get many of those players to share the same field.

Roman Anthony slugged a home run over 430 feet on Thursday against the Rays. The post Red Sox ‘Big 3’ prospects all homer in Spring Breakout game appeared first on Boston.com.

Finally healthy after years of back issues, a former Red Sox first-round pick has been putting on a show throughout camp and is beginning to remind people why he was once drafted ahead of Roman Anthony.

Here’s a little blast from the past. Former Braves top prospect Sean Newcomb received an invite to Spring Training from the Boston Red Sox. The lumbering lefty last pitched in Atlanta in 2022 after a really promising start to his career.