Anthony's Throwing Woes Cost Red Sox

0:00On April 7th, Boston Red Sox just dropped another one to the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday, falling to a rough two wins and eight losses. The game was tied at five, heading into the top of the eighth, but a key throwing miscue from young outfielder, Roman Anthony opened the flood gates for. Milwaukee, with two out-to-runners on, Anthony fielded a liner and left and fired home to stop the tying run. His throw sailed offline to the backstop, letting not just that runner score, but the next one too. Putting the Brewers up by two. That blunder proved costly as Boston couldn't rally back. Anthony owned it completely after the game, calling his throw terrible and saying he's got no excuses. He's been putting in extra pre-game work on his grip, but knows it's harding the team right now. This marked his second official throwing error in just a few days. It echoes what happened Saturday against the San Diego Padres, where a similar wild toss let the go-ahead run advance. All season, his outfield arms have looked shaky, with throws that hop-short or missed the mark entirely,

1:01forcing the socks to slide him over to designated. Hitter, more often. Anthony still won a baseball's top young hitters with sky-high expectations, but these defensive growing pains are spotlighted amid Boston's early. Slump. The Red Sox need him to lock in that arm soon to turn this around. Boston Red Sox news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on and off the field. I'm Cory with the story.