Red Sox Boss Gives Roman Anthony And Triston Casas The All Clear
Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow says Roman Anthony feels good and Triston Casas is ready to play. The injury news is finally positive.
The Red Sox have officially cleared outfielders Roman Anthony and Triston Casas to play again, according to team executive Craig Breslow at the GM Meetings in Las Vegas. Anthony has been resting since suffering a sprained right hand during the playoffs, with the injury worsening and causing him to miss nearly four months of action.
Initially diagnosed with an aggravated hand sprain and muscle irritation, imaging confirmed the extent of the damage, ruling out the need for surgery. Breslow explained that the plan for Anthony is straightforward: he will not resume hitting until given the green light by doctors, who have thoroughly examined his hand for any hidden issues.
Rest remains the primary focus of his recovery, with additional steps like range of motion and strengthening exercises set to begin after a follow-up evaluation in the coming weeks. This cautious approach is justified by Anthony's past, as he previously missed part of the 2026 season due to a partially torn CMC ligament in his ring finger.
The team is determined to avoid rushing him back, recognizing the importance of a thorough and safe healing process.
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