Boston Red Sox announce Roman Anthony update after Giants series: key details and impact.

The Boston Red Sox placed Roman Anthony on the injured list on May 7 due to a wrist injury, and he has remained sidelined since then. He has continued to progress toward a return and recently participated in three rehab games with the organization’s Double-A affiliate, the Portland Sea Dogs, over the past week.

Update on Anthony’s Rehab
Following Boston’s three-game sweep of the San Francisco Giants, interim manager Chad Tracy provided the latest on Anthony’s status. Tracy said Anthony has completed his rehab stint at Double-A and will move to the team’s Triple-A affiliate in Worcester to begin another phase of rehab as he works toward rejoining the major league club.

Anthony’s 2026 Season
This marks Anthony’s second MLB season. He appeared in 30 games for the Red Sox before his injury. In 109 at-bats, he scored 12 runs, collected 25 hits, hit one home run, and drove in five runs, posting a .229 batting average with a .321 slugging percentage and a .675 on-base plus slugging (OPS).

During his three rehab games, Anthony went 3-for-8 with one home run, one double, and three RBIs.

Other Red Sox Injury Updates
Beyond Anthony, shortstop Trevor Story and infielder Isaiah Kiner-Falefa are also on rehab assignments. After Sunday’s game, Tracy indicated that Story and Kiner-Falefa would be reevaluated in Boston on Monday before the club begins a series in Florida against the Miami Marlins. There is a possibility that one or both players could join the team in Miami, depending on the assessments.

Note: The information above reflects updates provided by the Red Sox organization and associated reporting on Anthony’s rehab progress and related roster decisions.