The Red Sox have promoted pitching prospect Austin Ehrlicher from Low-A Salem to High-A Greenville, according to the club’s MiLB.com transactions log. Ehrlicher enjoyed a strong start to his 2025 season in Salem.

The Red Sox have another prospect on MLB’s top 100 list. Payton Tolle cracked the latest rankings on Saturday, coming in at No. 100. The left-handed pitcher joins Franklin Arias (No. 37), Jhostynxon Garcia (No. 97) an Roman Anthony No. 1). The Red Sox drafted Tolle in the second round (50th overall) out of TCU in 2024.

Several members of last year's draft class have made huge leaps in velocity and their performances on the mound so far this season.

Red Sox prospect Mikey Romero hits a two-run home run during a Futures game at Fenway South at JetBlue Park. (Tayla Bolduc/Worcester Red Sox) High-A: Pitchers move up, bats impress in Greenville

The Red Sox are promoting pitching prospects Payton Tolle and Eduardo Rivera from High-A Greenville to Double-A Portland, as was first reported by Josh Ball of Beyond the Monster.

Garin Cecchini, Anthony Ranaudo and Bogaerts - Cecchini played 35 career games in Boston before getting released. He never reached the bigs again. Ranaudo, who was once viewed as a frontline starter, reached the Majors with unremarkable results and was traded for Robbie Ross.

The Red Sox prospect pool remains thin among pitchers, but the team is clearly trying to change that with Craig Breslow's draft strategy.

Jhostynxon Garcia is among several Red Sox prospects who have shown the farm system remains in good hands. Here's an update on Boston's top 10 prospects.

What the Boston Red Sox do at the MLB Trade Deadline feels less certain by the day. Craig Breslow has promised aggression since trading away Rafael Devers, but