Red Sox Boss Gives Roman Anthony And Triston Casas The All Clear
· Yahoo Sports
Red Sox fans watching the injury report now have news. Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow gave a clear update on Roman Anthony and Triston Casas at the GM Meetings in Las Vegas. The team knows both players are healing, and the 2027 season looks much brighter because of it.
Breslow said Anthony is still resting but feels good. “I talked to him yesterday, he’s excited about what the offseason will bring,” Breslow said. Sprained right hand sidelined the young outfielder for nearly four months, and the injury was aggravated during the playoffs. Original diagnosis of an aggravated hand sprain alongside surrounding muscle irritation was confirmed by imaging, so surgery was unnecessary.
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Rest Is The Only Path Forward
The plan for Anthony is simple and strict. He will not hit a ball until the doctors say he is fully ready. Breslow noted that at this point they’ve “taken every picture that one can take” of his hand to ensure no hidden issues remain. “Rest, that will be the most important part of the recovery process,” Breslow said. The team will evaluate him again in the next couple of weeks before he starts range of motion and strengthening exercises.
This approach makes sense given the history. A partially torn ring finger CMC ligament caused Anthony to miss a chunk of the 2026 season. Pushing him too fast would be a mistake the front office cannot afford.