Red Sox Announce Roster Moves
Boston announced roster moves per the club's official account; specific details were not included in the post.
The Red Sox announced roster moves on their official account, per @RedSox, though the post did not include the specific details of those transactions.
What those moves are remains unconfirmed from this source alone. Given the context of the past several days — Roman Anthony and Trevor Story were activated ahead of the series finale against the Yankees, and Garrett Whitlock returned from the IL ahead of a doubleheader — Boston's roster has been in active flux. George Lombard Jr. also exited a recent Red Sox-Yankees game with right knee discomfort and is expected to be day-to-day, which could factor into any corresponding moves.
What we don't know yet
The substance of this announcement — which players, which roster designations, and any related transactions — was not available in the source text. The linked club release contains the full details.
More on the Red Sox wire.
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