Red Sox's Anthony Progressing from Back Injury

0:00On April 24th, Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony missed his third straight game Friday with back tightness, but he's showing real progress during this. Three game series at Camden Yards that wraps up Sunday. The team isn't rushing him back, hoping to get him in the lineup soon with that any setbacks. On Friday, Anthony got on the exercise bike outside the clubhouse after sticking mostly to the trainer's room earlier in the week. Major Alex Cora noted he's moving better and feeling improved, calling it a solid step forward from the original injury assessment. Line up wise, Jaren Duran handled lead off and left field again while Masataka Yoshida failed to designate a hitter spot. This marks the fifth time in 26 games this season that Anthony set out the start, including a couple for outfield rotation. Anthony described this as an upper back issue near his scapula and neck, different from the lower back problem that caused him two games back in August. 20-25. Through 22 games and 97 plate appearances, he's hitting 225 with a 361 on base and 325, slugging,

1:06one homer and four RBI's. The socks want him channeling their rookie fire from last year. 292 average, 396 on base, 463 slugging over 3, 103 play appearances. They'll play it smart this weekend to keep their young star on track for the long haul. From your team, powered by AI, this is Boston Red Sox News Today.