Several former Red Sox players and The All-American Rejects made special appearances during the Savannah Bananas' two games at Fenway.

Roman Anthony clubbed his first career home run at Fenway Park on Monday night, as the top prospect in baseball continues to heat up for the Boston Red Sox.

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BOSTON — Red Sox rookie Roman Anthony belted his first Fenway Park home run Monday. His two-run blast gave Boston a 5-1 lead over the Colorado Rockies in the fifth inning. Watch it here. Anthony sent it 418 feet into the center field bleachers.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/red-sox as Red Sox's Roman Anthony Makes Candid Admission About First Fenway Park HR. Lately, Roman Anthony has been showing exactly why he's considered the number-one prospect in baseball.

“There’s been a lot of great players to play there,” Anthony said. “When you play left, it’s a big task.”

2) Roman Anthony hit his first Fenway Park home run. It went 418 feet into the center field bleachers. His two-run blast — which left his bat at 106.4 mph — gave the Red Sox a 5-1 lead in the fifth inning. He connected on a 90.7 mph fastball from Rockies left-handed starter Austin Gomber. It came right after Romy Gonzalez tripled with two outs.

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It was a party over the weekend, with appearances by Johnny Damon, Jackie Bradley Jr., Keith Foulke, Brock Holt, Doug Flutie and ... the All-American Rejects?

"The most famous seat in the house is The Red Seat – a lone crimson dot in a sea of green in Section 42 of the right-field bleachers," loveEXPLORING said. "It marks the spot where Ted Williams launched the longest home run in Fenway history on June 9, 1946, a 502-foot blast that punctured a spectator’s straw hat."