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Why the Red Sox will not move prospect Roman Anthony to first base
This item originally appeared in the Red Sox notebook. Click here to read the full article. With widespread anticipation for the big league arrival of Roman Anthony, some have wondered whether the 20-year-old outfielder should see time at first base — a position where the Red Sox are thin — in order to open an additional pathway to the big leagues.
Monday brought another top prospect rankings update for the Boston Red Sox and the rest of Major League Baseball. MLB ...
An anonymous scout says Boston Red Sox prospect Marcelo Mayer has looked better than Roman Anthony in minor league action.
BOSTON — Abraham Toro, who the Red Sox called up from Triple-A Worcester on Saturday, has seen hundreds of talented young ...
Speculation is building that the Boston Red Sox are about to promote top prospect Roman Anthony. Baseball's No. 1 overall ...
As an outfielder, Anthony faces a logjam for everyday playing time as Jarren Duran, Ceddanne Rafaela, Wilyer Abreau and Rob ...
The Red Sox don't appear to be interested in moving baseball's No. 2 prospect out of the outfield. Read more on Boston.com.
Explore the potential of Roman Anthony and his connection to the Red Sox. Could he be the answer at first base?
Red Sox No. 1 prospect Roman Anthony rockets a base hit at 110.1 mph, his fourth-hardest hit ball of the season, for Triple-A ...
Every player on the Boston Red Sox is under an increased amount of scrutiny this season. The Red Sox entered the year with too many position players to keep ev ...
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