Red Sox Lose Anthony, Shuffle Lineup vs Orioles

0:00It's April 23rd. From game day to every day, this is Boston Red Sox News today, powered by AI. The Boston Red Sox had to wrap up their three game series against the Yankees on Thursday night without their 21-year-old Lidov hitter Roman, Anthony, who's dealing with backtideness and soreness. Earlier this week, the issue started during Tuesday's four-nothing loss and it kept him out Wednesday too, when the Sox fell four-one to slide two, nine wins and 15 losses. Anthony spent hours in the training room, Thursday hoping to bounce back for Friday's opener against the Orioles at Camden Yards. Red Sox manager Alex Korra called it day-to-day, saying it's still sore and tight. Without Anthony's lefty bat against the hard-throwing young righty like Cam Schlittler, Korra slotted Jaren Duran in Lidov and had Masataka Yoshita as. The designated hitter batting third. Big expectations rode on Anthony for his first full big league season after shining in the World Baseball Classic. But he's off to a slow start with a 2-25 batting average, 361 on base, 325 slugging, just

1:07one homer and four RBI's over 97 plate appearances, and 22 games. This marks his fourth absence in the team's first 25 games, but if he shakes it off quick, Boston could get that spark back soon against. Baltimore.