If Roman Anthony’s presence on the field reminds you of Fred Lynn’s arrival in Boston, you’re not alone. Lynn himself admits he sees striking parallels, noting, “I watch Roman and do a double-take.”

Jarren Duran’s three-run homer off Tomoyuki Sugano and Roman Anthony’s solo shot powered the Boston Red Sox to a 4-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. This close contest emphasized the significance of timely hitting and solid team effort.

Boston rookie Roman Anthony pulled off a remarkable bat flip that drew a candid response from manager Alex Cora, who admitted it was the first time he had seen such a display. This surprising moment reflects Anthony’s flair during his noteworthy two-plus months in the majors.

Roman Anthony launched a powerful home run in his first Yankee Stadium appearance, giving the Red Sox a crucial edge over their archrivals. With both teams determined to secure a postseason spot, Thursday’s clash rekindled memories of the early 2000s Red Sox-Yankees showdowns.