Roman Anthony crushes the Grand Chelem of 497 feet as the calls for promoting Red Sox grow

Boston could soon call.

With the fans of the Red Sox who are already demanding the MLB’s first prospect to be brought back to the majors while the team has trouble, the 21-year-old delivered a message on Saturday with a large 497-foot-fetch for Triple-A Worcester in a 10-4 Woosox victory against Rochester.

According to the manager of Woosox, Chad Tracy, “this ball was murdered”.

The explosion came out of a lead of 91.1 MPH of the launcher Carlos Romero and made 115.6 MPH of the bat to deeply on the wall of the right central field. He gave Woosox an advance of 9-4 in eighth round.

“Having it and I didn’t really miss it,” said Anthony, said TELEGRAM & GAZETTE DE WORSTER. “So it was great.”

It was the longest home run of the affiliated baseball season, by Statcast.

This year in the majors, there is only one circuit that has traveled more than 475 feet. It was a 484 -foot mike trout against the giants on April 19.

Since Statcast began to follow the majors in 2015, there were only a few circuits with greater distances than that of Anthony on Saturday – Nomar Mazara (505 feet in 2019), Giancarlo Stanton (504 feet in 2016), CJ Cron (504 feet in 2022) and Christian Yelich (499 feet in 2022).

The Red Sox (31-35) are fourth in the Al East, which puts them at 9.5 games behind the main Yankees, against which they have a rubber match on Sunday.

The team was disappointing outside the AS Garrett Crochet.

Alex Bregman set up a campaign for MVP before undergoing an injury to the hamstrings at the end of May, and Kristian Campbell was struggling after what was first a successful promotion.

The calls for Anthony, a second round choice in 2022, to go to Boston developed because it strikes. 290 with 10 circuits and 29 points produced in 57 games this season, as well as two Grand Slam.