Red Sox Rehabbers in 'Similar Spot' Approaching Returns
After these guys get through a period (of playing), we check in, see how they feel and talk through it. We’ll see."Read More on MLBBoston hasn’t ironed out any of the specifics, but there is little doubt in the fact that it will be welcoming reinforcements over the coming days....Anthony has played in four games for Double-A Portland, mixing in time as both the designated hitter and left fielder. Story and Kiner-Falefa have appeared in six and four games for Triple-A Worcester, respectively, with the former playing three in a row to round out last week’s series against the Syracuse Mets.“I would imagine that they’re all three in a pretty similar spot as far as the length of time down,” Tracy said.
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- ▪We’ll see."Read More on MLBBoston hasn’t ironed out any of the specifics, but there is little doubt in the fact that it will be welcoming reinforcements over the coming days....Anthony has played in four games for Double-A Portland, mixing
- ▪Story and Kiner-Falefa have appeared in six and four games for Triple-A Worcester, respectively, with the former playing three in a row to round out last week’s series against the Syracuse Mets.“I would imagine that they’re all three in a p
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By Keagan Stiefel0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Roman Anthony, Trevor Story, and Isiah Kiner-Falefa could soon return to the Boston Red Sox.Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy didn’t make any promises, but also didn’t rule out the possibility during his session with local media prior to Sunday’s game against the San Francisco Giants.“Possibly, but we haven’t talked about that,” Tracy said when asked if one of the rehabbers could be activated to face the Miami Marlins on Monday. “We’re still in this check-in phase. After these guys get through a period (of playing), we check in, see how they feel and talk through it.
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