After trading Rafael Devers, the Boston Red Sox leaned into their youth, with top prospect Roman Anthony hitting his first career home run in a win over the Mariners. This victory marked the team's sixth straight, pushing them into the American League Wild Card spot. Anthony, just 21, emphasized the importance of collaboration among the young players to support the veterans and maintain the winning momentum. Manager Alex Cora reaffirmed the team's commitment to developing young talent, noting the positive at-bats and flexible lineups they plan to employ moving forward.
Over 24 hours after trading Rafael Devers, the Red Sox showcased their young talent, securing a sixth consecutive victory with a 2-0 win over Seattle.
Red Sox top prospect Roman Anthony hit his first career home run, expressing the team's unity and determination to help each other win.
Manager Alex Cora highlighted the importance of utilizing young players: 'This is who we are. We are going to use the kids,' emphasizing a dynamic lineup.
Anthony became the youngest Red Sox player to hit a home run since Devers, marking a significant milestone in his early career.
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