Red Sox activate outfielder Roman Anthony, shortstop Trevor Story from injured list
Anthony has been sidelined since May 7, with a torn tendon in his right ring finger, while Story has been out since May 16 due to a sports hernia.
The Boston Red Sox have activated outfielder Roman Anthony and shortstop Trevor Story from their respective injured lists, just ahead of their upcoming game against the New York Yankees. Interim manager Chad Tracy revealed the move during a press conference, stating that the team is preparing for the final month of the 2026 season, which has already secured their postseason berth.
The roster adjustments were made to accommodate the addition of Anthony and Story, with infielder Anthony Seigler and catcher/designated hitter Mickey Gasper being optioned to Triple-A Worcester. Roman Anthony, 22, had been sidelined since May 7 due to a wrist injury that later revealed a torn tendon in his right ring finger. Throughout the season, he managed to play only 30 games, posting a .229/.354/.321 batting average with a few doubles, a triple, a home run, and some RBI and stolen bases. Both players had completed rehab assignments with Worcester before being activated.
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