Anthony blasted a home run with a projected distance of 497 feet to right-center field at (and beyond) Polar Park. One day later, teammates remained abuzz about the Roman Candle.

Red Sox top prospect Roman Anthony, who's regarded as the No. 1 prospect in baseball, added to his case to be called up.

Red Sox top prospect Roman Anthony demolished a 497-foot grand slam on Saturday night to give the Worcester Red Sox an 8-5 lead in the bottom of the 8th. It is the longest home run in baseball this season and would be the 5th-longest major league home run of the Statcast era.

In the case of Anthony’s home run, it appears to have lost sight of the missile somewhere just past second base as the ball attempted to leave the atmosphere. But Statcast measurements are a ...

MLB Pipeline No. 1 prospect Roman Anthony waited until his cheering section arrived before delivering his first Major League hit. After going 0-for-4 with a walk and an RBI in his much-hyped debut on Monday night,

Marcelo Mayer became the ninth-youngest Boston Red Sox player ever to go yard twice in a game at Fenway Park, belting two homers against the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday.

Roman Anthony, the top prospect in baseball, did something Saturday night that Aaron Judge never has done. Shohei Ohtani, neither.