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Minor Notes: Houck, Contreras rehab as Portland season ends

The minor league season is in its home stretch. Portland finished up its schedule a day early with Saturday's annual Field of Dreams game (pictured), while Worcester heads into the final week of its 2026 campaign. ----- Houck, Contreras rehab; Oviedo to join Worcester A pair of veterans were in action for the final week of festivities at Hadlock Field. Tanner Houck made a big step in his comeback from 2025 Tommy John surgery, making a pair of appearances for the Sea Dogs. The 2024 America

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Podcast Ep. #429: Portland and Greenville Live Looks

Ian and Chris have been out at the fields to close the season and they got on the horn to discuss what they've seen from the Greenville Drive and Portland Sea Dogs in the closing weeks of the season. Listen in on the latest reports from those two squads! SoxProspects on Patreon for the details. The Ludlow Thieves for our intro/outro song, All the Money. Check them out on YouTube and Spotify. [email protected]. Twitter @SPChrisHatfiel

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Cup of Coffee: It's Worcester's show from here

9/14 Cup of Coffee: It was a disappointing end to the 2026 season for Portland, as the rain that pounded the Northeast on Sunday was enough to wash out the season finale, ending the Sea Dogs' season prematurely. However, Worcester was able to get its contest in and finished its penultimate series in style, as Allan Castro (pictured) was 3 for 5 with two home runs, including the go-ahead blast in the top of the ninth. He hit two of Worcester's four home runs, as Tsu-Che Cheng and Vinnie Capra eac

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Cup of Coffee: McSweeney sparkles for Portland as Turner goes yard; Ward knocks 3 hits

9/13 Cup of Coffee: It was the final Saturday of the regular season for Portland, as the Sea Dogs close out their season on Sunday, and they made it count, with a pitchers' duel at Hadlock Field. Will Turner (pictured) put his team in front with a solo home run in the first and it was more than enough for Morgan McSweeney, as the local product shoved through seven shutout innings, retiring the last 11 hitters he faced in 2026. It was a bit of a different flavor for Worcester, as the WooSox had a

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Cup of Coffee: Houck, Contreras shine in rehab efforts; Godbout keeps rolling

9/12 Cup of Coffee: White the major league team was losing its third straight, there was encouraging news out of Maine about some coming reinforcements. Willson Contreras had a good night as he kicked off his rehab assignment while Tanner Houck cruised through three innings in his second appearance back with the Sea Dogs. They teamed with Henry Godbout (pictured) to lead Portland's victory. John Holobetz turned in another solid Triple-A start, but the WooSox fell in Lehigh Valley. ----- Lehi

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Cup of Coffee: McDonough clubs 20th homer of season; White finishes triple shy of cycle

9/11 Cup of Coffee: Boston's affiliates went 2-0 on Thursday. Tyler McDonough hit his 20th home run of the season, while Blake Wehunt struck out four over six quality innings in Worcester's win over Lehigh Valley. Elsewhere, Mason White (pictured) nearly hit for the cycle, while three others also homered in Portland's win over Binghamton. ----- Worcester Red Sox 7, Lehigh Valley IronPigs (PHI) 4 Franklin Arias and Tyler McDonough accounted for half of Worcester's eight hits. Arias went 2 for

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Cup of Coffee: Scorching Arias reaches base four times in WooSox win

9/10 Cup of Coffee: It's been a sterling home stretch of the 2026 for shortstops Franklin Arias and Henry Godbout, who both again turned in multiple hit games on Wednesday night. Arias powered Worcester to the win to jump a pair of teams in the playoff hunt. Godbout supported another strong Hayden Mullins outing, but the Sea Dogs' loss officially knocked them from contention. ----- Worcester Red Sox 8, Lehigh Valley IronPigs (PHI) 3 The WooSox pounded out 14 hits as they make their push in

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Cup of Coffee: Houck begins rehab assignment, Garcia doubles twice for Sea Dogs

9/9 Cup of Coffee: The minor league season is beginning to wind down, as Greenville and Salem's seasons ended on Sunday and the Sea Dogs enter their last week of the season. With only two Red Sox affiliates still active, the WooSox were walked off in their series opener in Lehigh Valley while the Sea Dogs came away with a win on the night of Tanner Houck's return to the mound. ----- Lehigh Valley IronPigs (PHI) 5, Worcester Red Sox 4 (10 innings) Top prospect Franklin Arias drove in the fir

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Minor Notes: Houck set to begin rehab assignment; Godbout's power surge continues

The minor league season continues to wind down as the playoff chances dwindle for the affiliates. Portland fans will be treated to two appearances by Tanner Houck (pictured, right) next week, while Jedixson Paez had a start to forget in his first action with Boston. ----- Season ends for Greenville and Salem Despite being in the playoff race for much of the second half, both Greenville and Salem fell short of the postseason. Their last game was on September 6. Leighton Finley was rewarded

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Podcast Ep. #428: New month, new rankings

Chris and Mike got together to discuss the newest #SP60, but not after first recapping the last few weeks in the organization, including the reintegration of Roman Anthony and Trevor Story, the change in focus following the Yankees series, Jedixson Paez's MLB debut and the return of Yordanny Monegro. Plus, another crop of listener emails! SoxProspects on Patreon for the details. The Ludlow Thieves for our intro/outro song, All the Money. Check them out on YouTube

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Cup of Coffee: Godbout homers again; season comes to an end for Greenville and Salem

9/7 Cup of Coffee: A heartbreaking loss for Worcester did not help the playoff picture despite strong games from Kristian Campbell and Franklin Arias. Henry Godbout hit his fourth home run of the week, and Leighton Finley had a strong showing in Greenville's season finale. ----- Buffalo Bisons (TOR) 8, Worcester Red Sox 7 Seven runs in the seventh doomed the WooSox as they lost a pivotal game to Buffalo. Starter Gage Ziehl cruised through five innings, needing just 56 pitches as he left in

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Cup of Coffee: Comebacks abound, Campbell homers

9/6 Cup of Coffee: It was a big day for comebacks across the system, as Worcester and Salem each scored three in the eighth to take the lead, while Portland doubled up the two squads in the penultimate frame, adding six to take the lead. Greenville got it done a bit earlier, as its big inning came in the sixth, with a four-run inning. Kristian Campbell (pictured) had a huge day for Worcester, going 3 for 4 with a two-run homer in the eighth. He was joined in the three-hit club by Tyler McDonough

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Cup of Coffee: Capra, Arias power WooSox sweep; Salazar powers RidgeYaks

9/5 Cup of Coffee: It was a full day of action down on the farm, with all four full-season teams in action and Worcester getting some extra baseball. The WooSox got a de facto sweep, as Vinny Capra homered in the 10th inning of the restart of Thursday's suspended contest before Franklin Arias and John Holobetz slaughtered the Bisons in the regularly scheduled game. Salem was also victorious on Friday, led by another big night from Kleyver Salazar (pictured). Greenville saw its postseason hopes d

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Cup of Coffee: Godbout homers twice as Portland bests Eyanson, Chesapeake

9/4 Cup of Coffee: Excluding Worcester's suspended contest against Buffalo, Boston's affiliates went 1-2 in three tightly contested games on Thursday. Henry Godbout (pictured) homered twice in Portland's win over Chesapeake. Ronny Hernandez, Nazzan Zanetello, and Givian Sirvania all went deep as Greenville fell to Bowling Green. Cole Tolbert worked 5 1/3 scoreless innings as Salem was shut out by Hill City. ----- Worcester Red Sox 3, Buffalo Bisons (TOR) 3 (Suspended in 10th inning) This gam

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August Players of the Month: Franklin Primera and Dylan Brown

The fifth full month of the minor league season is complete. With that, it is time to present the SoxProspects.com Players of the Month awards for August to catcher Franklin Primera (pictured, left) and left-hander Dylan Brown (pictured, bottom right). Both prospects are currently ranked within the organization's top 25, having each climbed more than 30 spots since Opening Day. Primera, the No. 3 prospect in the system behind only Franklin Arias and Justin Gonzales, is a SoxProspects.com Playe

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