Roman Anthony to rest, no surgery needed for Red Sox prospect
Boston's Roman Anthony is expected to recover without surgery, with rest cited as the best path forward following his injury.
Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony will not require surgery for his injury, according to an official team update. Medical staff have determined that rest is the most appropriate course of treatment. The timeline for his return remains unclear, but avoiding surgery is a positive development. His availability for any remaining games or postseason activity is uncertain.
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