Summary
The Boston Red Sox reportedly agreed to a $3.1 million deal for young prospect Rayer González, who played in the U-12 World Cup two years ago. At around 14 years old, González is not yet eligible to officially sign with a Major League Baseball team. The agreement is a first step toward developing his potential for future major league play.
Key Facts
- Rayer González is a young baseball prospect from the Dominican Republic.
- The Boston Red Sox reportedly offered him a $3.1 million bonus.
- He played in the 2023 U-12 World Cup for his country.
- At the U-12 World Cup, players must be 11 or 12 years old.
- González is estimated to be around 14 years old now.
- International players can officially sign with MLB teams at age 16.
- The Red Sox have not yet confirmed the deal.
- González is praised for his skills, including notable speed and versatility.
