Lineup, Free Stream for Braves 'Spring Breakout' Prospect Game Versus Boston Red Sox

Top prospects of the Atlanta Braves are taking on the Boston Red Sox and you can watch on Braves Today

The Atlanta Braves are taking on the Boston Red Sox today, and we've got a free stream of the game for you!  

Lineups for the 'Spring Breakout' Game

Here's how the Braves will line up for the contest: 

CF Luis Guanipa
SS Nacho Alvarez Jr.
C Drake Baldwin
3B Sebin Ceballos
RF Isaiah Drake
2B Luke Waddell
LF Kevin Kilpatrick Jr.
DH Diego Benitez
1B Cade Bunnell

And here's the Red Sox lineup for the game:

RF Roman Anthony
SS Marcelo Mayer
C Kyle Teel
CF Cedanne Rafaela
DH Nathan Hickey
LF Miguel Bleis
2B Nick Yorke
1B Blaze Jordan
3B Chase Meidroth

Righthander Winkelman Gonzalez is Boston's starter today. 

How to Watch the Atlanta Braves and Boston Red Sox in the 'Spring Breakout' on Saturday

We've got a completely free stream coming your way, thanks to a new partnership with STN Video. 

First pitch is scheduled for 1:05 PM ET on Saturday from Boston's JetBlue Park at Fenway South in Ft. Myers, so stick right here to watch the Braves top prospects take on Boston's top prospects LIVE on Saturday. 

What to Look For From Atlanta's Spring Breakout Prospect Game Today

Atlanta's roster for Spring Breakout

The specific prospects chosen by MLB to represent Atlanta were announced last week, and it's a star-studded group:

PITCHERS (8)
RHP Spencer Schwellenbach
RHP Owen Murphy
RHP Domingo Gonzalez
RHP Patrick Halligan
LHP Hayden Harris
RHP Jared Johnson
RHP Rolddy Munoz
RHP Shay Schanaman

CATCHERS
Drake Baldwin, C
Tyler Tolve, C

INFIELDERS
Nacho Alvarez Jr, SS
Sabin Ceballos, 3B
Diego Benitez, SS
Ambioris Tavarez, SS
Cade Bunnell, INF
Bryson Horne, INF
Keshawn Ogans, INF
Luke Waddell, INF

OUTFIELDERS
Luis Guanipa, OF
Isaiah Drake, OF
Kevin Kilpatrick Jr., OF
Cody Milligan, OF

How the 'Spring Breakout' Works

There are a few rules for Spring Breakout that are different from a typical spring training game, so here's what to look out for: 

Length: Spring Breakout games will only be seven innings as compared to nine, unless the teams mutually agree to play nine. (Several teams already have, but Atlanta and Boston have reportedly not yet reached a decision.) There are no extra innings, so the game can end in a tie. 

Three-batter minimum: There is no three-batter minimum in effect for pitchers.

Player re-entry: Pitchers who are removed from the game can re-enter later. This rule does not apply to position players unless re-entering the game due to an injury to a teammate. If a team has a two-way player, that player can pitch, leave the game, and then re-enter as a position player. 

Pitching-specific rules: The games will use pitch timers. PitchCom communication devices for the battery are available if desired. There is a limit of seven mound visits per team.