As chronicled by my colleague Davy Andrews, the Red Sox inked Suárez to a five-year, $130-million deal earlier this month. I haven’t had an opportunity to ask that question to Suárez, but I did present a version of it to Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow. “Sonny’s secondaries also rely more on spin, whereas Ranger’s changeup has been a very good pitch for him. When our 2026 Red Sox top prospects list comes out in the not-too-distant future, the 23-year-old product of the University of Virginia — and before that the United States Military Academy — may well be ranked ahead of his more gregarious teammate. If they don’t break camp with the Red Sox, they’ll begin the season with Worcester.