Red Sox's Offense Struggles Without Roman Anthony

0:00It's April 25th, Boston Red Sox News Today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Cory with the story. Boston Red Sox are hurting for runs, and their top young bat Roman Anthony is sidelined for a fourth-stray game with a sore back. They're facing the Baltimore Orioles today at 12.05 pm, Eastern Time, rolling out Sedan Ruffiella, wildly or abray-you, and Jaren Duran in the war. Now feel to cover for him. This back issue popped up after April 21st against the Yankees, and it was supposed to be just one game. Hopes were high-heed return Thursday, but now it's dragging on, raising eyebrows in the clubhouse. Fans and analysts are filling the pinch because Boston's offense is ice cold-tied, for last in the league, with only 15 home runs and sitting, 26th, with 95 runs scored total. Without Anthony, that line-up looks even thinner. Before the injury, the 20-year-old was hitting 225 with a 361 on-base, one-homer, four RBI's,

1:02and solid walks in 22 games. He was heating up just when they needed him most. The longer he's out, the tougher it gets for the socks to spark that bats. They got to get him healthy quick to climb out of the slump.