Xander Bogaerts’ Power Surge Bordering On Historic
Boston Red Sox shortstop prospect Xander Bogaerts is likely to be a household propect name by this time next season. See why his name is starting to generate buzz and why his prospect status is primed to explode.
Scouting Report: Miles Head, 1B, Boston Red Sox
Boston Red Sox first base prospect Miles Head has had a tremendous first half en route to a .330/.397/.591 line. Is the bat for real? Or is Miles just playing above his Head?
STS Selects: Xander Bogaerts, SS, Boston Red Sox
And with the second pick in our summer dynasty draft, Scouting The Sally selects Boston Red Sox shortstop prospect Xander Bogaerts. Here’s why!
Off To Greenville For A Pair Highlighted By Rangers Prospect Jurickson Profar
Scouting the Sally provides a preview of his trip to Greenville to scout Red Sox and Rangers prospects including shortstop Jurickson Profar.
No Ranaudo, But Brentz And Workman Make For Strong Red Sox Scouting Targets In Savannah
2010 1st and 2nd round picks Bryce Brentz and Brandon Workman lead a Boston Red Sox minor league team in Greenville with at least a half dozen talented prospects worth paying close attention to.
Prospect Video: Ronald Bermudez, OF, Boston Red Sox
Prospect video and thoughts on Boston Red Sox outfield prospect Ronald Bermudez.
Prospect Video: Manuel Rivera, SP, Boston Red Sox
Video and thoughts on Boston Red Sox prospect Manuel Rivera from a 2010 start.
Scouting Notes: Kolbrin Vitek, 3B, Boston Red Sox
2010 first round pick Kolbrin Vitek failed to impress with the bat during a Sally playoff game in Savannah.
Scouting Notes: Michael Almanzar, 3B, Boston Red Sox
Scouting notes and video Boston Red Sox prospect Michael Almanzar as he tries to regain the prospect status which earned him a 1.5 million dollar signing bonus.
Scouting Notes: Kendal Volz, P, Boston Red Sox
Boston Red Sox pitcher Kendal Volz spent the entire 2010 season in Greenville where he posted a very impressive 6.71 K/BB rate. However, at 22, he was old for the South Atlantic League as an overslot college signing who was expected shred through younger competition. Unfortunately for Volz, 127 hits allowed in 116 1/3 IP is anything but “shredding” as his impressive ratios were somewhat offset by the fact he was so hittable.