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Roman Anthony's fifth leadoff home run is not just another box-score highlight—it suggests a repeatable first-inning threat. Yahoo Sports reports that Anthony has now hit five leadoff homers, putting pressure on pitchers before they can settle in. The open question is whether this is a real pattern or simply a hot streak. Send this to the teammate calling it luck and take a side: pattern or fluke?

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00:00One homer isn't the story.
00:03Lead-off hitters get one job, change the game before pitchers settle in.
00:08According to Yahoo Sports, Roman Anthony hit his fifth lead-off home run.
00:13Five isn't a fluke, it's a repeatable first-inning threat.
00:18The real edge is pressure on pitch one, before a pitcher can build a plan.
00:23Is this a pattern or a hot streak?
00:26Send this to the teammate, still calling it luck.
00:28Is one homer really the story?
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