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Marcelo Mayer will open the season as Boston’s regular second baseman (in a left-handed platoon) while Kristian Campbell was optioned to Triple-A Worcester amid a crowded roster; Mayer, a former top prospect recovering from injury, is being groomed for a stable big‑leaguer role, and the Sox split time at 2B with IKF/Monasterio in reserve.
Boston added Caleb Durbin in a six-player trade with Milwaukee, giving the Sox a versatile second/third baseman and prompting questions about infield alignment as Mayer, Isiah Kiner-Falefa, and a shoulder-injured Romy Gonzalez compete for at-bats. Durbin is expected to see regular action in the middle infield, with Trevor Story handling shortstop for now and IKF as the primary backup. In the outfield, Boston plans to use Wilyer Abreu as an everyday player alongside Jarren Duran, Ceddanne Rafaela, Roman Anthony, and Masataka Yoshida, though Yoshida’s big contract and Abreu’s left-handed splits could shape regular playing time. Spring training will clarify the exact lineup and roles.
Red Sox rookie Marcelo Mayer will miss the rest of the season due to surgery on his right wrist for a tear in his TFCC, with recovery expected to be three months, aiming for him to return by spring training 2026.
Red Sox rookie Marcelo Mayer hit his first MLB home run at Yankee Stadium and traded the ball with a Yankees fan for an autographed bat and another ball, creating a memorable moment despite the team's loss.
Red Sox top prospect Marcelo Mayer is one step closer to the big leagues as he moves to Portland. However, neither he nor shortstop Yu Chang, who is on a rehab assignment, will be helping the struggling Sox bats anytime soon. Meanwhile, former Red Sox player Doug Mientkiewicz says he will "die a lonely man," and Alex Cora is fine with the team's recent 4-5 road trip. The Celtics' big game is also taking attention away from the Red Sox.
The Boston Red Sox have promoted Marcelo Mayer, their top draft pick, to High-A Greenville. This move indicates the team's confidence in Mayer's abilities as a shortstop and his potential to become a future star in the MLB.
The Boston Red Sox are promoting their top prospect, shortstop Marcelo Mayer, to Double-A Portland after a strong start to the season with the Greenville Drive. Mayer, ranked No. 5 among all MLB prospects, hit .290 with seven home runs, 34 RBIs, and five stolen bases in the South Atlantic League. He also recorded his first multi-homer game on Tuesday. Mayer is known for his defensive skills and committed just seven errors in 99 defensive chances at shortstop.
Red Sox top prospect Marcelo Mayer has been promoted to Double A Portland from High A Greenville. Mayer, who was the No. 4 overall pick in the 2021 draft, hit .290 with seven homers and 19 extra-base hits in 35 games for the Drive this year. He will be the youngest Red Sox draftee to reach Double A since 2009. Mayer will join the Sea Dogs for their upcoming series this week in New Jersey against the Somerset Patriots, the Double A affiliate of the Yankees.