The Red Sox had tons of chances with runners in scoring position Thursday and cashed in on very few of them. In the end, big swings by Nathaniel Lowe and Roman Anthony were all the club needed in a win over the Yankees.

Roman Anthony was the No. 1 prospect in baseball, so it's not a big surprise to see him having a successful rookie season with the Boston Red Sox. But compare his numbers to all-time greats in Red Sox history, and in that context it's all the more impressive.

This article was originally published on fansided.com as John Henry secretly gave Red Sox fans hope he's ready to spend around Roman Anthony.

The Red Sox suffered one of their worst losses of 2025, falling in 11 innings Tuesday despite Nathaniel Lowe's heroics in the ninth.

Roman Anthony is a superstar in the making for the Boston Red Sox. He's just 21 years old and yet he seemingly finds a way to make history each and every night at this point. He's only played in 59 big league games,