Franklin Arias rises as potential call-up for struggling Red Sox
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 9:47 PM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Franklin Arias, currently dominating in Double-A, has emerged as a key prospect for the struggling Boston Red Sox, who hold a 25-34 record. Arias boasts a.327 batting average with 13 home runs in 42 games this season. The team may consider promoting him to pair with Marcelo Mayer in the middle infield, especially with Trevor Story sidelined. The prospect's impressive stats make him a strong candidate to help revitalize the offense, potentially skipping Triple-A altogether. The Red Sox are also contemplating calling up Anthony Seigler if this move does not materialize.
- •Arias is hitting.327 with 13 home runs this season in Double-A.
- •Boston Red Sox currently hold a 25-34 record, struggling to compete.
- •Marcelo Mayer is the starting middle infielder amid ongoing injuries.
- •Arias could potentially skip Triple-A and join the big leagues soon.
- •The team is also considering Anthony Seigler for a call-up.
- 9:47 PMYahoo Sports — Franklin Arias' rise could pair perfectly with Marcelo Mayer in Boston
"While Mayer is the future for one middle infield spot, Arias could take the other any day now.
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