Baseball fans, get ready! The Red Sox's highly-anticipated "big three" prospects are on the verge of coming together in Boston. With Kristian Campbell already making a splash on Alex Cora's Opening Day roster and Marcelo Mayer getting his call-up last Saturday, the excitement is building.

Mayer's promotion was certainly deserved, but it was accelerated by Alex Bregman suffering from a serious quad injury. Now, the spotlight shifts to Roman Anthony, who might be the next prospect to answer the call.

According to MassLive's insider Chris Cotillo, Anthony's potential elevation is more than just about bolstering the lineup—it's about igniting a much-needed spark. With the Red Sox showing signs of struggle, Cotillo suggests that Anthony could soon make the trek from Worcester to the big leagues.

"Honestly, it could happen any day now," Cotillo shared on the show "Foul Territory." He added, "He's done everything he can in the minors. The challenge is creating a space for him, given how crowded the outfield roster is with players like Jarren Duran, Wilyer Abreu, and Ceddanne Rafaela, not to mention Rafael Devers seeing DH time."

Cotillo proposes that if the Red Sox get a bit creative—perhaps moving Rafaela into an infield role as a super-utility player—this could open a door for Anthony. The urgency will only grow if the team's performance continues to waver.

The Red Sox are well aware of Anthony's game-changing abilities, and Cotillo believes he could become a key player in revitalizing the team's dynamics. While integrating him into a crowded outfield may present challenges, the Red Sox management is known for its innovative lineup strategies.

So keep your eyes on Fenway Park! Roman Anthony could be making waves on the field sooner than you think.