Red Sox May Promote Rising Star Roman Anthony Soon

BOSTON, MA — The Boston Red Sox may soon see their top prospects reunited in the big leagues. Last Saturday, Marcelo Mayer was promoted, a decision influenced by Alex Bregman’s injury. Now, attention turns to Roman Anthony, who many believe could join his teammates in Boston in the near future.

Chris Cotillo from MassLive stated that while Anthony currently plays in Worcester, his call-up is being anticipated due to the Red Sox’s current struggles and a need for a spark. “At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s any day,” Cotillo said during an appearance on the show “Foul Territory.”

He highlighted that Anthony has excelled in the minors and has little left to prove. However, the Red Sox have depth in the outfield with players like Jarren Duran, Wilyer Abreu, and Ceddanne Rafaela, making it tricky to find a spot for him.

To create space, Cotillo suggests the team might consider using Rafaela as a super-utility player, allowing for a possible spot for Anthony. He noted that the team’s urgency could increase with further losses this season.

Anthony, 21, is recognized for his game-changing abilities, and there is a growing sentiment among the organization that he could provide just the ignition they need. Despite the potential challenges of fitting him into the lineup, manager Alex Cora has shown creativity in managing player positions.

As the season progresses, fans should keep an eye on Anthony, as his debut at Fenway Park might be just around the corner.