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Here’s how Jarren Duran, Jeter Downs, and the top 10 Red Sox prospects are doing this year

Tuesday’s game between the Red Sox and Rays was impactful for several reasons — most notably a tight race at the top of the American League East standings — but it also offered fans a chance to see one of the top prospects in baseball.

Rays infielder Wander Franco began his Major League career Tuesday — a player who, per MLB.com, has “the physical tools and natural ability needed to become the top switch-hitter of his generation.” Franco showed his immense potential in the bottom of the fifth inning, launching a three-run homer to left field.