Red Sox top prospect sister becomes virus caused by his MLB debut fenway park

Boston Red Sox Supreme Prospects and 1 no. 1 chances in baseball according to MLB pipeline, Romans Anthony on Tuesday night in Fenway Park made his debut in the long -awaited.

While all the baseball eyes were to Anthony, he was not the only family member who became the virus virus.

Lia Anthony, Roman’s sister, told Boston -based Vei “Greg Mount Show” that she had “pretty much dm” after he was shown in Nesn’s broadcast on Tuesday’s game against Tampa Bay Rays.

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Discussing the excitement, seeing her brother’s dream, playing in the big leagues, Lia also revealed that her Instagram then took over 3,000 to more than 14,000.

“I think it’s been a surreal,” Lia, a graduate of Florida State University, told Vei.

Starting Thursday night, the LIA has reached more than 17,400 followers.

It was raining undetected by him dmed and what was said. However, she laughed at some.

“I got a couple of baseball (DMS),” she explained. “But it was funny, someone said something about how they accidentally hit their baseball (my dm) and asked me to throw it back.”

The whole Enthony family was in the front line in Fenway Park to testify of Rome’s debut, including Father Anthony Sr, brother Anthony’s youngest who goes by Tony, and Mother Lori.

Nesn Sideline’s reporter Jahmai Webster took the time to interview the Anthony family during the game, which was one of the main reasons why Lia became the virus caused by the virus.

But she says her little brother’s novel was not too cheered on the attention she received.

“I thought he was definitely shocked. We were all. We were all unbeliever. But I think he has bigger things to focus on. So he just focused on his debut and everything. But I think we all just shocked it,” Lia explained.

Lia added that this was her first experience in Boston, where she said, “People were surprising.” She also had to meet Red Sox legend David Ortiz, calling it “unrealistic experience”.

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“I was especially touched by my mom so that David Ortiz had shared it with her in a couple of words, talking about how incredible Roman was and how he would be a franchise face,” said Lija.

The novel had no debut he wanted 0 against 4 with a sacrifice fly and a RBI, but on Wednesday he was able to mark his first career hit-two RBI double.

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