US EditionRoman Anthony, MLB’s Top Prospect, Makes Dazzling First Impression on Rockies in Boston’s Series-Opening Win over Colorado
SUFFOLK COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS, JUL 8 – Roman Anthony's 418-foot homer helped the Red Sox win 9-3, part of a game featuring multiple player firsts and extending Boston's winning streak to four, team record at 47-45.
- Roman Anthony, a 21-year-old top baseball prospect, hit a two-run 418-foot home run at Fenway Park on Monday to help the Red Sox beat the Rockies 9-3.
- Anthony surged after a slow start with a.386/.426/.569 slash over his last 10 games, earning manager Alex Cora's trust to play him consistently.
- The Red Sox opened their three-game series against the Rockies with key contributions from Anthony, Romy Gonzalez, and Richard Fitts, who won his first MLB game.
- Gonzalez hit a 454-foot homer tying Mike Trout for Fenway’s longest this season, while Rockies starter Austin Gomber allowed five runs over 4 2/3 innings and was visibly upset.
- The Red Sox’s victory extended their winning streak to four games, highlighting Anthony's emergence and Cora's strategy of daily play for the young star.
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Roman Anthony’s Sister Lia Turns Joyful As Brother Achieves Fenway Park Milestone
The Green Monster has witnessed countless magical moments. But Monday night at Fenway Park was something special for Roman Anthony and the Red Sox faithful. As Baseball America’s No. 1 prospect stepped into the batter’s box during the fifth inning against the Colorado Rockies, the 21-year-old left-hander was about to deliver a moment that would electrify the Boston dugout and send the home crowd into a frenzy. Want to guess what happened next? R…
Roman Anthony's hot bat leads Red Sox in rout of Rockies
Roman Anthony hit his first career home run at Fenway Park en route to his sixth multi-hit game in his last nine, as the Boston Red Sox rolled past the Colorado Rockies 9-3 in the opener of a three-game series…
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Roman Anthony, MLB’s top prospect, makes dazzling first impression on Rockies in Boston’s series-opening win over Colorado
The Red Sox rode Roman Anthony's homer to a 9-3 win, dropping the Rockies to 21-70 as they remain on pace to surpass the '24 White Sox as the worst team in modern baseball history.
Roman Anthony’s 1st Fenway HR breaks ice in 9-3 Red Sox win
Colorado Rockies center fielder Brenton Doyle raced back, back, back, but the Fenway Faithful already knew what he was about to be forced to accept. Roman Anthony’s first Fenway home run was long gone. 418 feet, at 106.4 mph, to be precise. The Red Sox rookie’s second big-league blast, but first at the ballpark he finally gets to call home, landed among the jubilant fans nestled in the left-field corner of the bleachers. Anthony’s homer headline…
Top prospect Anthony stays hot with 1st Fenway homer
BOSTON -- With a swift flick of his wrists, Roman Anthony hit a rocket to center field that landed deep into the bleachers on Monday night at Fenway Park. While it is a highlight that will probably be replicated numerous times in the upcoming years, this one was special for
Roman Anthony hit a two-run home run, Ceddanne Rafaela scored a quadrangular for the third straight game, and the Boston Red Sox beat the Colorado Rockies 9-3 on Monday night.
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