Roman Anthony switched his number from 48 to 19 ahead of his second MLB game. It comes with a lot of Red Sox history from players who wore the number before him. But one legend and nine-time All-Star is hopeful the Boston Red Sox rookie has just as much luck wearing it as he did.

Roman Anthony came through with a two-run double for his first career hit, helping the Red Sox even the series with a win over the Rays.

Reports of the San Diego Padres targeting Boston's Jarren Duran have gained steam, and with Roman Anthony arriving to the Major Leagues, one insider believes that deal could get done.