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Greenville, W 11-6
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Another day, another home run from Roman Anthony (oh, and his other hit was a double). It surprised a lot of people when Baseball America included him in their Top 100 prospects list earlier this month, but Anthony is starting to show why scouts drool over his power. Marcelo Mayer and Miguel Bleis may no longer be the only blue-chippers in the Red Sox system.
Salem, W 7-4
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With the aforementioned Bleis out for the year and Mikey Romero still rehabbing in the complex league, prospect-watchers don’t have a lot to get excited about on the Salem roster right now. But catcher Enderso Lira is starting to turn some heads. His three hits included a double and he’s up to .293/.316/.391 in 25 games on the year.
Enderso Lira two-run double makes it 5-0 Salem.
— Hunter Noll (@Hunter_Noll) June 29, 2023
That’s the sixth double of the year for the Boston Red Sox catching prospect. pic.twitter.com/5fbgdBg56F
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