Franklin Arias: The Next GREAT Red Sox!?
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- Full Details on Red Sox BREAKOUT Prospect Franklin Arias and why this Red Sox Prospect will be HUGELY IMPORTANT!
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The Boston Red Sox's BIGGEST BREAKOUT PROSPECT Franklin Arias is FINALLY Getting ready to have a MASSIVE impact on the Red Sox Organization. Today we are breaking down why this Red Sox Top Prospect could make a HUGE IMPACT on 2025, What This TOP Red Sox Prospect could mean for Red SOX TRADES in 2025, when Red Sox new STAR Franklin Arias could be on The Boston Red Sox and what this success mean for the FUTURE of The Boston Red Sox!
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Nice to hear how the pipeline is continuing for the Red Sox!! Sounds like an intriguing player!
Very much so!
What a great job Bloom did on building the Red Sox farm system.
Yeah it is pretty impressive
How? Prospect rankings don't mean anything. Minimal big league contributions thus far so how are we going to rave about our farm system. Too early. Most "top" prospects are busts... we will be VERY lucky if 2 of the "big 4" turn out to be above average big leaguers.
you always post right when my lunch starts! much love from CT.
Same here. Much love from the magical land of Delaware, but born in CT.
That’s the idea! Thanks so much for watching
I feel he's 100% a trade piece for any bigger move
Could be but he is still a ways away the theme lately has been teams wanting players that are within reach of the majors
Franklin Arias and Yoelin Cespedes have me very excited
Yeah they are very very exciting
I’m a big fan…actually got to meet him last year down in the Dominican. He’s a ways away but a fun prospect to keep an eye on
Wow that’s awesome
Great analysis as always. Thank you for keeping me up on these lesser-discussed topics.
Thanks so much for watching!
Arias and Cespedes will probably have a nice competition this spring
yeah i think they will compete for awhile
Always good to hear things like this,but we don’t really have a great pitching prospect,do we?
There are a couple actually. Luis Perales was a top 100 prospect before getting injured this year, Hunter Dobbins got national recognition for his performance this year, David Sandlin had one of the best fastballs in the minors this year, there are 2-3 names that are coming out of the Dominican summer league that are really impressive. Plus they drafted about 14-16 pitchers in this years draft.
@@redseatradio I mean big names like Matt Barnes that year,we don’t have pitching prospects in the top-middle of top 100. That’s the problem these days. We have lots of great position players. We can’t enter the postseason if there’s no ace in the team.Tanner Houck isn’t good enough,we must sign guys like Corbin Burnes,and trade some pitching prospects like Skenes. But on bright side,Bello is getting better,he’ll be the next Pedro.
It's always good to hear about another young player. Hopefully he will continue to develop and eventually help the major league team. The good young players they have the better 👍
Oh yea it is absolutely awesome
How do you think he lines up with Yoelin Cespedes, Nazzan Zanetello, and Mikey Romero?
Ceiling wise? Tough question to answer with just how young they are in the Sox system. Both he and Cespedes had real breakout years, Romero made a really impressive comeback, and Nazzan really struggled but has so much talent. However what I will say is he is absolutely the best fielder of this group. If that bat keeps developing he could be the best. There is a reason he of those guys is the one being nationally recognized
Arias also had a 2-30 stretch in the middle of his Salem tenure to deflate his #'s. Guy started hot and finished hot. What people should like about Arias is that he doesn't have to overdo it with trajectory and tilt to hit for power. He gets plenty of the strike zone which will allow him to succeed with risp.
These guys make it so much easier for the Sox to move on from Marcelo. Mayer would definitely bring back some solid arms and avoid another Story Pt2. Promise that never comes to fruition due to constant nagging injuries.
If Marcelo Mayer has the first 6 seasons that Story had the Sox would be in a really good position. I think people forget that story played baseball before he joined the Red Sox
@redseatradio We play in Boston. Completely different animal, anyone can hit Colorado. Let's just focus on getting our players Healthy and succeeding in Boston. Let's GO Sox!!!
13k subs. Well done. I don't know how the farm system works, but this kid looks like he's got a high ceiling. However, given what we know about FSG, what are the chances they'd trade him for a couple of players?
Honestly that’s the beauty here. Even if they do trade him they have a whole pipeline to play with. And thank you very much for
I have to give Boston front office credit- rewind to the dismissal of Dave Dombrowski. John Henry hires Chaim Bloom and the message is the organization is going to focus on building up the farm system - of course this is a money saving move. Since then they certainly have identified some extraordinary talent since 2020. Hopefully Breslow can utilize these prospect to help the major league club- great report Corbin.
Yeah they absolutely set up what they wanted too. Now the question is how are they going to utilize it
It's good news to hear, but I won't bet all my chips on it yet. If the Sox are smart and aggressive this offseason, I see them holding onto Arias for another season to make sure their major league team is steady and to increase his value when they do trade him. Someone like Cambell I can see getting traded instead and of course there's Abreu and hopefully Yoshida. With Yoshida I'd honestly like to see just a salary dump, take some low talent to get rid of the big contract and use that new open spot to bring up prospects and keep Cedanne in the outfield cause he's amazing there
so silly me i have never heard of him until a lot of people were hyping him up and talking about him. so i watched more highlights and analysis and this kid is legit like hes the real deal at only 18 years old. wow. when he gets to the majors how he will fit in the red sox middle infield rotation will be interesting. tou could have mayer at short campbell at second and potentially have arias backup mayer down the line. seems exciting. i honestly consider the top 6 guys untouchable but thats just me. but as always great video corbin!!❤️
The only problem with considering all of them untouchable is the fact that right now you dont really have anywhere to put them
@@redseatradio what do you mean
Best Group Of Hitting Talent In The Minors Since The 70s
Yeah it is incredibly impressive
Arias? I’ll be more encouraged if he changes his name to Ortiz. Good to know we have a young talent like him - but he’s 18, so he still needs time. Best of luck to the kid and thanks again for finding great content when nothing’s really going on.
Ahhhh took me a second but I get it
Good trade piece!
Could be, but teams recently have really wanted to get guys who are within reach of MLB
After the big four arrived+they trade Abreu + Hamilton for pitching, the RS will not need to get many free agents. Brewslow should trade some of their lower levels proscepts before the Rule 5 draft. First time in years the RS have had money and tradeable proscepts to build an awesome team. 2016 was the last time. After the required trade where are major holes. Relief pitching+Right-handed power hitting. Their trades should get one good starter+reliever +a decent reliever. Their farm system will get drop the rankings for 2 years.
Agreed they are in a really great position, and if all goes well in trade execution, I dont think anyone is really going to care all that much if they go from a top 5 farm system to a top 10 or 15
1st to like. Keep it going Corbin. Good topic
Thanks so much!
Seeing how many unheralded guys have come out of nowhere, attacked the offseason wishes of the org and had success has to build some sort of buy in organizationally with new guys they bring in. Whether it’s Kristian Campbell going from a 4th rounder and jumping 3 levels to AAA in 1 year, or Anthony as an over slot 2nd rounder jumping 3 levels to AA in one year, has to give the org some confidence that they’ve figured something out from a hitting perspective, and maybe they’re willing to move some in order to get better on the major league side. Hope he really attacks the offseason, puts on some weight to keep driving the ball and who knows, maybe he gets up to AA next year and really knocks on the door of some top 25 lists next season
Yeah him getting to AA and putting on weight should absolutely skyrocket his projections
Mayer should be in majors this year. The Red Sox will have to decide which one is better long term. Arias or Mayer, If they feel Arias is going to be better you can trade Mayer when Arias is ready. Hold onto both for now. They should be looking to trade Story at the trade deadline if he is healthy. Trading young major league talent is when they are most valuable. There is also many players in between that are valuable like Romano.
it is a good thing to have a replacement in high minors who is as good or better ready to step in in case of injury.
Yeah it gives them more options than they have had in a very very long time
@@redseatradio I do understand what the Red Sox are trying to do. They are trying to keep payroll down but it will raise as the younger players reach arbitration. They will also pay the superstars on the team. Bogarts was gone as soon as they drafted Mayers. Where Bloom failed was he could not get rid of the impending free agents when he should have. 2022. In 2023 he should have bought. There were some players that would have never made the team. This is where Breslow excelled. He was not afraid to trade players that would not be impactful in Boston. Some of them will go on to have gapped carreersSuch is life. But, it made room for the next batch of players to come up who were better than the ones traded.
If it helps,Arias was one of the 3 youngest players in A ball this year,I believe.
Absolutely helps
Got here in the first 100...
I actually have a good feeling about this guy being a Red Sox great funny enough. I just got that feeling when I first heard about him, nothing concrete or stat based ....
Hey they always say to follow your guts
He's a very good player, even a star in the lower minors, but he's small. I could see him some day as a utility guy in MLB. He's a Brainer Bonaci type of baseball player. (Sadly, Brainer was released today, due to an abusive personality with his family.) I think Cespedes is much better.
Pipeline means trade bait. Don’t get attached
Not every prospect in the system is going to be traded