The Boston Red Sox outfielder is still on the shelf and saw another specialist to check on his injury.

Roman Anthony is still on the right track after seeing Dr. Gary Lourie for a second opinion on his lingering injury. Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow said during his appearance on WEEI ...

The 2026 season hasn't unfolded the way many Boston Red Sox fans envisioned for Roman Anthony. After entering the year as one ...

Since making his debut in June 2025, Roman Anthony has gone on to establish himself as one of the Boston Red Sox's most ...

Roman Anthony is tired of watching games from the bench and not being on the field as he recovers from a finger injury. “It’s ...

Anthony, who’s been sidelined since early May with a wrist sprain, is headed to Fort Myers, Fla., where he will continue his ...

The Red Sox is headed to Fort Myers for injury rehabilitation — and nothing else. Anthony, 22, suffered a partially torn ...

Anthony has been out since May 4 with a partially torn ligament in his right ring finger, which continues to impact his ...

The Boston Red Sox outfielder hasn't played in a game since May 4.

A former Red Sox pitcher pushed back after a sports medicine physician ripped Boston's handling of Roman Anthony's lingering hand injury.

Aside from a reexamination through more imaging, there is little for Anthony to do but wait for the ligament to heal.

The 2026 MLB regular season hasn't been a great one for the Boston Red Sox and Roman Anthony. Anthony, who has struggled with injuries, has played in just 30 games. The Red Sox are 41-48 on the season ...