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Last weekend, the Boston Globe's Alex Speier reported that the Boston Red Sox are "interested in exploring the possibility of long-term deals" with some of their top prospects, including baseball's No. 1 prospect - Roman Anthony.

Roman Anthony's focus in spring training will be winning a major league job. Could signing a long-term deal also be part of his stay in Fort Myers?

Even after trading Kyle Teel away, the Boston Red Sox have one of, if not the best farm system in the majors. Roman Anthony is a big reason for that. Anthony, a second-round selection of the Red Sox back in 2022,

Anthony, Boston's 2022 second-round pick, was incredible in 2024, hitting .291 with an .894 OPS, 18 home runs, 65 RBIs and 21 stolen bases in 119 total games between Double-A Portland and Triple-A Worcester. Recently, manager Alex Cora compared Anthony to a World Series-winning former Red Sox.

Campbell and Anthony are two of the team's top prospects and both are in position to contribute significantly to the team in 2025.

Yes, the Red Sox plan to explore a long-term deal with lefthander Garrett Crochet this offseason, and yes, Crochet is open to that conversation. But he’s not the only player with whom the Red Sox are likely to pursue discussions about an extended stay in Boston.

One interesting note to come out of the Boston Red Sox Fan Fest this weekend: The team is interested in exploring long-term deals with Roman Anthony, Marcelo Ma