The Red Sox are on fire, winning 20 of 30 since late June, and are pushing to capitalize on the momentum — including a recent trade and a potential blockbuster deal for LA Angels’ shortstop Zach Neto. Neto, a 25-year-old power-hitting righty with a long-term contract, could fit perfectly at Fenway — but comes with a steep price: likely trading their top prospect, Franklin Arias, a rising star poised to be a future cornerstone. While Neto’s offense and age make him an appealing short-term upgrade, his strikeout issues and defensive concerns add risk. The Red Sox face a tough choice: go for immediate impact or stick with their long-term plan — and the answer might come down to whether they’re willing to gamble their future for a hot streak.
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