Roman Anthony got off to a slow start with the Red Sox, but he has found his groove at the plate over the last 10 games.

The Boston Red Sox could look to use one of their top talents, Jarren Duran, as a trade piece this season, with the San Diego Padres making sense as a fit.

Roman Anthony hit his first home run at Fenway Park against the Colorado Rockies on Monday, joining an exclusive list in the Boston Red Sox's history books.

Roman Anthony clubbed his first career home run at Fenway Park on Monday night, as the top prospect in baseball continues to heat up for the Boston Red Sox.

ESPN's Jeff Passan believes that the Red Sox need to improve their bullpen at the trade deadline. Aroldis Chapman has been phenomenal this season, but outside of him, Boston has struggled when it comes to relief pitching. Passan is looking at a potential trade with the St. Louis Cardinals to fix things up.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/red-sox as Red Sox's Roman Anthony Makes Candid Admission About First Fenway Park HR. Lately, Roman Anthony has been showing exactly why he's considered the number-one prospect in baseball.

“There’s been a lot of great players to play there,” Anthony said. “When you play left, it’s a big task.”

Brenton Doyle raced back, back, back, but the roaring Fenway Faithful already knew what the Colorado Rockies center fielder was about to be forced to accept. Roman Anthony’s first Fenway home run

Red Sox rookie Richard Fitts allowed five hits, two earned runs and struck out six over 5 2/3 innings to notch his first major league victory.