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Roman Anthony more than lived up to the hype that came with being MLB Pipeline’s No. 1 prospect entering the 2025 season, finishing third in the American League’s Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year Award voting.

Boston Red Sox star Roman Anthony never had a realistic shot to win American League Rookie of the Year, but he definitely was in the mix to finish second. On Mo

The Boston Red Sox were eliminated by the New York Yankees in the AL Wild Card round. Despite the early postseason exit, Boston is trending in the right direction as an organization. This year marked the club’s first postseason appearance since 2021, ending a three-year drought.

Red Sox catcher Carlos Narvaez also earned Rookie of the Year consideration, finishing sixth overall after earning two third-place votes, three fourth-place votes and three fifth-place votes for 21 points total.

Athletics first baseman Nick Kurtz won the award unanimously, while Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson finished second in voting.

An Athletics rookie beat out former No. 1 overall prospect Roman Anthony for American League Rookie of the Year.

The Boston Red Sox knew they hit the jackpot with Roman Anthony, and signed him to a very team-friendly contract extension of eight years, $130 million. Now, if he does live up to that deal, which it is very likely, he might get an even bigger one in the future.

The Boston Red Sox made their first postseason in the last three years thanks to a strong roster of veteran talent. But the team was boosted by a notable youth movement as well, including a remarkable campaign from highly touted rookie Roman Anthony.

Topps Update checklist is missing Roman Anthony and Jac Caglianone. Pair of rookies first MLB cards will be held until 2026