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Red Sox Have No Plan, And Roman Anthony May End Up Paying For It

The Boston Red Sox have no clear plan for Roman Anthony's future in Boston once Wilyer Abreu returns from injury.

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Sister of Red Sox's Roman Anthony, MLB's top prospect, goes viral during his Red Sox debut: 'Surreal'

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Red Sox prospect expert explains why Roman Anthony ‘should play every day'

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Red Sox takeaways: Marcelo Mayer homers twice, Walker Buehler strong in series win

On the strength of four solo homers, including two from rookie third baseman Marcelo Mayer, along with a strong effort from starter Walker Buehler, the Boston Red Sox won their second series in a row...

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Red Sox vs. Rays MLB player props and odds - Wednesday, June 11

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My oh Mayer! Rookie slugs 2 HRs to extend Red Sox's prospect prosperity

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Marcelo Mayer reacts after hitting two home runs for Red Sox at Fenway Park

Red Sox rookie Marcelo Mayer went yard twice in Wednesday night's win over the Tampa Bay Rays, hitting his first two homers at Fenway Park.

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Marcelo Mayer hits first 2 career home runs at Fenway Park to help Red Sox beat Rays

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Who is MLB's No. 1 prospect still in the minor leagues now that Roman Anthony has been promoted?

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Series Preview: New York Yankees (suck) at Boston Red Sox

According to FanGraphs the Red Sox have a 20.7% chance of making the playoffs right now. They have a 34-36 record. They are 9.0 games behind the Yankees in the AL East and 3.0 games out of a Wild Card.

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Roman Anthony: Boston Red Sox star was playoff heartbreaker against Palm Beach Gardens

Roman Anthony, the No.1 MLB prospect and recent Boston Red Sox callup, was a heartbreaker in the Florida high school playoffs not so long ago.

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MLB Notebook: Red Sox’ Big Three have made it to Boston, but finding gap between Triple A and MLB bigger than ever

For some, it might seem that Kristian Campbell, Marcelo Mayer and Roman Anthony have cleared the highest hurdle in their baseball journeys — making the leap between Worcester and the parent club in Boston.