Anthony's Throwing Woes Threaten Red Sox Outfield

0:00On April 7th, Boston Red Sox Outfielder, Roman Anthony, is facing heat early in the season for weak throws from left field. The 21-year-old prospect misplayed a relay in the 11th inning against the Cincinnati Reds on March 28th, letting TJ Freedle score. The winning run in a 6-5 loss. Scouts are already buzzing about his arm strength and accuracy issues just two games in. A week later, the problems kept piling up. At Chili Fenway Park, Anthony's short relay to 3rd, let the San Diego Padre snag a 3-2 victory in the 9th. Then against the Milwaukee Brewers, a wild throw turned into an error, allowing extra runs and an 8-6 defeat. Fans and analysts are reacting strong, pointing out how opponents keep testing him by running on those throws. The Red Sox Outfield looks shaky, and with the team sitting at two wins and eight losses, these miscues are costing games big time. Having these baddies and backing him up either, with just one home run and two runs batted

1:00in over 39 at bats. His power potential might keep him in the lineup, but the throwing woes have folks wondering if he'll shift to full-time designated hitter. As the socks hit a three-game skid heading into Tuesday, all eyes stay on Anthony to see if he cleans up those relays or forces a position change down. The line. You've been listening to Boston Red Sox News today. AI-powered team coverage.