Roman Anthony to rest, no surgery needed for Red Sox prospect
Boston's Roman Anthony is recovering from an injury without surgery, with rest prescribed as the primary treatment heading into the offseason.
Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony will not require surgery for his current injury. Team medical staff indicated that rest is the most appropriate course of recovery. The news suggests Anthony should be available for spring training, though a timeline for full return was not specified. Boston will monitor his progress through the offseason.
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