Two Red Sox prospects from recent trades were named to the Spring Breakout roster

Two promising pitchers, Richard Fitts and David Sandlin, have been included in the Spring Breakout Game roster of the Boston Red Sox following their recent acquisition through trades. This selection encompasses twenty-seven prospects, with Fitts coming from the trade involving Alex Verdugo and Sandlin acquired through the trade with John Schreiber. The upcoming game against the Orioles prospects on March 16, scheduled to take place at JetBlue Park with a first pitch set for 1:05 p.m., will feature these Red Sox prospects in action.

Both Fitts and Sandlin possess impressive pitching abilities, characterized by their strong throwing capabilities. Fitts has highlighted the effectiveness of his fastball, noting its vertical movement, particularly when he throws it at speeds of 95 mph or higher. Sandlin, on the other hand, showcased his remarkable velocity during a recent workout session, hitting the 100 mph mark with his fastball.

Among the selected prospects, Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayer, and Kyle Teel stand out as the top three prospects for the Red Sox. Anthony has earned the top spot in the Red Sox Top 25 prospect list by MassLive, indicating the high regard in which he is held within the organization. Similarly, Mayer and Teel hold significant positions in the prospect rankings, with Mayer securing the second spot and Teel following closely behind at third, as per the assessment provided by MassLive.