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Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hits 497-foot grand slam at Triple-A

time08-06-2025

  • Sport

Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hits 497-foot grand slam at Triple-A

WORCESTER, Mass. -- Boston Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hit a 497-foot grand slam for Triple-A Worcester on Saturday night in a 10-4 victory over Rochester in the International League. The 21-year-old put the Red Sox ahead 9-4 in the eighth inning when he drove a 91.1 mph sinker from Carlos Romero deep over the right-center field wall, a drive that left his bat at 115.6 mph. A second-round pick in the 2022 amateur draft, Antony is batting .290 with 10 homers and 29 RBIs in 57 games this season. He has two grand slams. Anthony hit the longest home run measured this year by Statcast, which this season tracks the major leagues, Triple-A and the Class A Florida State League. Since Statcast started tracking in the major leagues in 2015, only Nomar Mazara (505 feet in 2019), Giancarlo Stanton (504 feet in 2016), C.J. Cron (504 feet in 2022) and Christian Yelich (499 feet in 2022) have hit longer big league homers.

Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hits 497-foot grand slam at Triple-A
Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hits 497-foot grand slam at Triple-A

Fox Sports

time08-06-2025

  • Sport
  • Fox Sports

Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hits 497-foot grand slam at Triple-A

Associated Press WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Boston Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hit a 497-foot grand slam for Triple-A Worcester on Saturday night in a 10-4 victory over Rochester in the International League. The 21-year-old put the Red Sox ahead 9-4 in the eighth inning when he drove a 91.1 mph sinker from Carlos Romero deep over the right-center field wall, a drive that left his bat at 115.6 mph. A second-round pick in the 2022 amateur draft, Antony is batting .290 with 10 homers and 29 RBIs in 57 games this season. He has two grand slams. Anthony hit the longest home run measured this year by Statcast, which this season tracks the major leagues, Triple-A and the Class A Florida State League. Since Statcast started tracking in the major leagues in 2015, only Nomar Mazara (505 feet in 2019), Giancarlo Stanton (504 feet in 2016), C.J. Cron (504 feet in 2022) and Christian Yelich (499 feet in 2022) have hit longer big league homers. ___ More AP baseball: recommended in this topic

Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hits 497-foot grand slam at Triple-A
Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hits 497-foot grand slam at Triple-A

Winnipeg Free Press

time08-06-2025

  • Sport
  • Winnipeg Free Press

Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hits 497-foot grand slam at Triple-A

WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Boston Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hit a 497-foot grand slam for Triple-A Worcester on Saturday night in a 10-4 victory over Rochester in the International League. The 21-year-old put the Red Sox ahead 9-4 in the eighth inning when he drove a 91.1 mph sinker from Carlos Romero deep over the right-center field wall, a drive that left his bat at 115.6 mph. A second-round pick in the 2022 amateur draft, Antony is batting .290 with 10 homers and 29 RBIs in 57 games this season. He has two grand slams. Anthony hit the longest home run measured this year by Statcast, which this season tracks the major leagues, Triple-A and the Class A Florida State League. Since Statcast started tracking in the major leagues in 2015, only Nomar Mazara (505 feet in 2019), Giancarlo Stanton (504 feet in 2016), C.J. Cron (504 feet in 2022) and Christian Yelich (499 feet in 2022) have hit longer big league homers. ___ More AP baseball:

The most powerful act at Napa's La Onda festival? It's not on the main stage
The most powerful act at Napa's La Onda festival? It's not on the main stage

San Francisco Chronicle​

time01-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • San Francisco Chronicle​

The most powerful act at Napa's La Onda festival? It's not on the main stage

One of the most important performances at La Onda in Napa doesn't take place on any of the big stages. It isn't projected on jumbo screens, doesn't feature any dazzling pyrotechnics or conclude with an audience-requested encore. In fact, for the tens-of-thousands at the Napa Valley Expo on Saturday and Sunday May 31-June 1, for the second annual Latin music festival, it may happen quietly, without them ever noticing. Yet, it may arguably be the most essential act of the weekend. In the margins of the two-day festival's footprint, Callpuli Anahuak, a Northern California-based Aztec danza group, gathered in a circle and offered ancestral drumming and prayer. No microphones. No spotlights. Just feet against soil. Carlos Romero, who leads the group and has been dancing for Callpuli Anahuak for more than 20 years, describes it plainly: 'We're ceremonial.' 'It's a spiritual journey from our ancestors, from our people. When we bring ceremony, it feels like everybody connects — every culture,' he went on. 'I feel like every human being needs that.' Romero and his multi-generational dance and ceremony cohort returned after a stirring performance at La Onda's inaugural year, one that stood in quieter contrast to the festival's usual programming. Their presence, however, isn't just some cultural veneer for La Onda. According to Romero, to the organizers' credit, that was never the intention when they first approached them for the festival's inaugural year in 2024. But given the current political backdrop, all four of Callpuli Anahuak's La Onda performances (both days at 1:45 and 4:45 p.m. on the field by the Verizon Stage) may feel like a spiritual intervention, arriving at a moment when Latinx identity is being simultaneously marketed, marginalized and persecuted. It certainly served as a respite for LIlian Zepeda. A Napa native, she's Mexican and African American; watching her fellow festivalgoers cheer on the group on Saturday afternoon, she said, made her feel more at peace amid the current political climate. 'It feels like an acceptance in this country,' Zepeda said, adding that despite 'what's going on, (we're) still proud of who we are.' Perhaps inadvertent, but that's the kind of chord La Onda festival organizers hit this year. 'In these challenging times, it's gratifying to know that these Callpuli Anahuak ceremonial performances are resonating with our attendees,' Dave Graham, a partner at BottleRock Napa Valley, which also produces La Onda, told the Chronicle. The fear that lives just outside the gates of La Onda is not imagined. In the Napa Valley and greater Bay Area, anxiety has risen among the immigrant community under the Trump administration following renewed federal threats of mass deportations. It feels all the more significant since Grupo Firme — one of the most prominent and highly anticipated acts on La Onda's lineup — was forced to withdraw from the festival due to delayed visa approvals. In that context, Romero sees Callpuli Anahuak's performance not just as entertainment but a form of resistance. 'We're being attacked,' said Romero, who was born in Mexico and raised in Sonoma County. But he quickly added, 'our people never give up. We work all the hard jobs. We're the backbone of this country.' Standing on the field of the region's premier Latin music festival he also notes that Callpuli Anahuak isn't dancing this weekend in direct protest. They dance in defiance of invisibility. 'We forget to be present,' Romero said. 'We forget to be in the moment, and I think ceremony helps you with that. It reminds you that you're here, right now, and you're breathing and that's a blessing.' And presence, right now, is power. Julio Lara is a freelance writer.

Carlos Romero vs. Villarreal CF – Player props & odds to score a goal on March 3
Carlos Romero vs. Villarreal CF – Player props & odds to score a goal on March 3

USA Today

time04-03-2025

  • Sport
  • USA Today

Carlos Romero vs. Villarreal CF – Player props & odds to score a goal on March 3

Carlos Romero vs. Villarreal CF – Player props & odds to score a goal on March 3 [gambcom-standard rankid="4130" ] Will Carlos Romero score a goal when Espanyol and Villarreal CF play on Monday, March 3 at 3:00 PM ET? In the piece below, we analyze the updated stats, trends and odds for this match. Last time out, Espanyol earned a 1-0 victory away from home against Deportivo Alaves despite being outshot by eight in the match, 13 to five. Keep up with LaLiga action this season on Fubo! Carlos Romero's Odds to Score a Goal vs. Villarreal CF Odds to score a goal next game: +1350 Soccer player prop odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Monday at 12:39 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. [gambcom-standard rankid="4142" ] Carlos Romero's 2024-25 Stats This season, he has found the back of the net in two of 23 games. In terms of xG (expected goals), Romero is at 0.6, which is 1.4 lower than his actual goal tally of two. Thus far in the 2024-25 season, he has attempted 15 shots (0.7 per match), with three being on target. Espanyol vs. Villarreal CF Scoring Insights In LaLiga, Espanyol has put up 24 goals in 25 games (16th in league), and Villarreal has allowed 35 in 25 matches (10th). Villarreal has scored 48 goals in 25 matches this season (third in LaLiga), and Espanyol has conceded 36 goals in 25 matches (11th in league). Espanyol's goal difference (-12) ranks 16th in LaLiga. With 48 goals scored and 35 allowed, Villarreal is fifth in LaLiga in goal differential. Espanyol vs. Villarreal CF Match Info Matchup: Espanyol at Villarreal Espanyol at Villarreal Time: 3:00 PM ET 3:00 PM ET Date: March 3, 2025 March 3, 2025 Venue: Estadio de la Ceramica More Player Props: [gambcom-standard rankid="4338" ]

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