Red Sox Changing Roman Anthony's Approach to Injury Rehab
Summary
Boston Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony has not played since May 4 due to a finger injury that turned out to be more serious than initially reported. The team moved his rehab to their spring training facility, but he is still not able to swing a bat because he needs to be pain-free first.Key Facts
- Roman Anthony has been out since May 4 with a finger injury.
- The Red Sox first called it a finger sprain, but Anthony said it was a partially torn ligament.
- Red Sox president Sam Kennedy apologized for the wrong injury information.
- Anthony stayed with the team trying to play through pain before rehab was moved to Florida on July 6.
- He still cannot swing a bat during rehab because of pain.
- Some social media posts showed Anthony enjoying nightlife, which may have influenced the rehab move.
- The Red Sox are performing well without Anthony and hope injured players recover soon.
- Other injured Red Sox players include Garrett Crochet, Trevor Story, and Marcelo Mayer.
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