Cedanne Rafaela gave the Boston Red Sox fanbase a lot to cheer about, avoiding a sweep to the Los Angeles Angels with his walk-off home run.

Roman Anthony wearing No. 48 didn’t last very long. The Boston Red Sox rookie will don a new number — 19 — going forward, he told Tokyo Sports. The reason for the number change is unknown. No. 19 holds a lot of history for the Red Sox. Here is a list of others who have worn it:

The Boston Red Sox may not end up being sellers by the time the trade deadline rolls around, but that may not change the fact that Jarren Duran could be traded.