Home / Sports / Roman Anthony Blasts USA to Victory
Roman Anthony Blasts USA to Victory
10 Mar
Summary
- Roman Anthony became the youngest USA player to homer in WBC.
- His three-run home run secured a 5-0 lead for Team USA.
- Anthony's blast traveled 417 feet with a 105.5 mph exit velocity.
Roman Anthony, a standout for the Boston Red Sox, made history at the World Baseball Classic. He became the first position player aged 21 or younger to play for Team USA in the event. Anthony then set another record as the youngest player to hit a home run for the American squad.
His impressive three-run homer against Mexico secured a significant 5-0 lead for his team. The ball left his bat at 105.5 mph and traveled an astonishing 417 feet. This performance showcases Anthony's potential, with fans optimistic he could surpass 20 home runs this season.
The game also featured other notable moments for Red Sox fans, including a strong relay throw by Jarren Duran and a home run from rival Aaron Judge. Anthony has further opportunities in the young tournament to impress on the international stage.
