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Red Sox phenom Roman Anthony makes MLB history not done since Elmer Valo in 1940
How's "making history not done since 1940" special? That'll work for the Boston Red Sox. The mark is this: Anthony has a .400 on-base percentage through his first 43 career games. He's the first American League player in 85 years to achieve that at age-21 or younger, according to statistician @JayHayKid. The last guy to do it: Elmer Valo in 1940.
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Roman Anthony Makes Red Sox History Not Done Since 1965 - MSN
At the top of the list of things that have worked for the Red Sox is Roman Anthony, the youngster who made his debut just a month ago. Anthony has played in 31 Games, with 106 at-bats.
The Boston Red Sox are going to be under a lot of pressure over the next couple of years to extend rookie star Roman Anthony. Anthony, 21, is still considered the number-one prospect in ...
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Red Sox reactions: Jarren Duran’s 4-RBI day powers blowout over Twins before trade deadline
Another big day from Jarren Duran led the Red Sox to a blowout win in Minnesota as they headed into the trade deadline on a ...
Anthony had one major league hit to his name then, but the Red Sox did not consider spoon-feeding him; instead, they moved him to the No. 3 hole, and he’s batted either second or third in 16 ...
Red Sox manager Alex Cora has also given Anthony a notable vote of confidence, regularly batting the rookie near the top of the order, including second on Sunday against a left-hander.
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 ...
Kudos to the Boston Red Sox for figuring things out over the past few weeks. When it looked like the Red Sox were dead in the dirt, all they did was respond with an impressive streak heading ...
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