Venezuelan prospect Franklin Primera drives in seven runs in historic game

Venezuelan prospect Franklin Primera delivered a historic performance on Tuesday, driving in a remarkable seven runs to lead the Salem Red Sox (Class-A) to a dominant 21-4 victory over the Wilson. The 19-year-old outfielder, currently ranked as the fourth-best prospect within the Boston Red Sox organization, showcased his burgeoning talent on both sides of the plate.

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In one night with three hits, the 19-year-old opened the game by receiving a pitch. However, in his next at-bat, he hit a home run. In his third appearance, he drove in two runs with a hit to right field and added another in the fourth at-bat with a grounder. The productive harvest was completed with his fifth at-bat by clearing the bases with a double to right field.

Primera's offensive onslaught included a home run and a crucial bases-clearing double, capping off a night where he collected three hits. He also reached base after being hit by a pitch. His seven RBIs in a single game set a new record, underscoring his impact at the plate and his ability to deliver in key situations.

This standout performance adds to an already impressive season for Primera. In 13 games this month, he has amassed 20 hits, boasting a formidable .444 batting average, a .590 on-base percentage, and an .800 slugging percentage, resulting in an OPS of 1.390. His power was also evident in the Florida Complex League earlier in the season, where he hit .427 with eight home runs and 29 RBIs in just 32 games.

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With this performance, Primera now has 20 hits in 13 games played this month, exhibiting an outstanding offensive line of .444/.590/.800 and an OPS of 1.390.

According to MLB's official website, Primera has demonstrated significant power, with 11 balls put in play exceeding 100 mph, including a 111 mph home run. This level of power output places him among elite company, even within the major league system of the Red Sox organization. His development suggests a bright future in professional baseball.

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According to information from the official MLB website, he managed to put 11 balls in play over 100 miles per hour, including a 111 mph home run on June 19.