Roman Anthony to rest, surgery ruled out for Red Sox prospect
Boston's Roman Anthony is dealing with an injury but doctors say rest is the preferred treatment, avoiding a surgical procedure.
Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony has received a medical evaluation indicating surgery is not necessary for his current injury. Team and medical staff have determined that rest is the most appropriate course of treatment. The timeline for his return remains tied to how he responds to the rest protocol. This keeps him in a day-to-day or short-term IL scenario rather than a season-ending surgical path.
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