The Boston Red Sox were a good team for much of the 2025 season, but they were a depleted one by the end of it. Their roster was ravaged by injuries to key players such as Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayer, Triston Casas, Lucas Giolito and others, preventing them from making a deep postseason run.
Fortunately, several of those players appear to be progressing well and should be good to go in 2026 based on the latest Red Sox injury updates from The Athletic’s Jen McCaffrey.
McCaffrey wrote on Thursday that Anthony “is progressing well” and “preparing for normal offseason workouts.” He suffered an oblique strain on Sept. 3 that ended his rookie season prematurely, robbing Boston of its best player down the stretch.
While it was a disappointing end to his season, the 21-year-old outfielder

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