Roman Anthony: Red Sox Rookie's MVP Potential

On March 27, the Boston Red Sox kicked off the MLB season with a one-nothing win, and

Rookie Roman Anthony wasted no time making his mark.

In the opener, the 20-year-old went three-for-four with three singles, drew a walk, and scored a run.

His strong debut has fans and experts buzzing about his potential right out of the gate.

Earlier this week, Mass Live reporter Sean McAdam made a bold call, predicting Anthony

to take home American League-most-valuable player honors this year.

McAdam pointed to Anthony's impressive showing at the World Baseball Classic as a sign of

big things to come, expecting monster stats across the board.

Reactions have been lively, with Anthony now holding the fifth best odds for the award.

He trails favorites like Aaron Judge, who's won the last two MVP's, along with Bobby

Whit Jr., Cal Raleigh, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr., still, it's a realistic long shot given

his early hype.

Power hitting will be key for Anthony to climb those odds, as the top contenders all

pack serious home-run potential while excelling elsewhere.

The Red Sox haven't had an MVP since Mookie Betz in 2018, adding extra weight to any

talk of Anthony contending.

As the season unfolds, keep an eye on Anthony.

He could turn heads and challenge the field stars for that top prize.

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