Red Sox Rehabbers in 'Similar Spot' Approaching Returns
Summary
Three Boston Red Sox players—Roman Anthony, Trevor Story, and Isiah Kiner-Falefa—are completing their rehabilitation and may soon return to play for the major league team. The Red Sox interim manager, Chad Tracy, said they are still assessing these players' progress and have not decided if any will be activated for upcoming games.Key Facts
- Roman Anthony has played four rehab games at Double-A level as a designated hitter and left fielder.
- Trevor Story and Isiah Kiner-Falefa have played six and four rehab games respectively at Triple-A level.
- All three players were injured for a significant time and are working on regaining game readiness.
- The team will reassess the players’ status during the minor league off day.
- None of the three players will travel with the major league team to South Florida on the next trip.
- A decision will be made about activating any of them to rejoin the Red Sox or returning them to minor league games.
- The team is also considering roster changes once these players return to the main squad.
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