Rafaela's Elite Catch Saves Sox

It's April 2nd.

This is Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered updates on your team.

I'm Corey with the story.

Boston Red Sox Center filters sedan Raffaella, pulled off a jaw-dropping catch against

the Houston Astros on Wednesday.

With runners on, first and second and two outs, Jake Myers crushed a line drive to deep

right center that had just a 5% chance of being caught.

Roller robbed extra bases by snatching a right out of the air.

What makes it wild is he did it standing up in full stride without diving.

Myers roped at the other way hard, but Raffaella covered ridiculous ground in seconds flat,

turning a sure extra base hit into the third out.

Fans and analysts blew up online, calling it one of the best grabs of the year.

It looked kinda routine if you blinked, but replays revealed the speed and distance made

it near impossible, highlighting Raffaella's elite range.

That play bailed out starter, Garakoshe big time.

He'd struggled through a messy first inning and walked off heated, but Raffaella shut

the door before things got worse for the socks.

Plays like this keep Boston competitive, proving Raffaella's no fluke in the outfield

as they pushed through the season.