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Red Sox Announce Update on Roman Anthony Playoff Plans
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The estimated recovery time for the injury was pegged at 4-6 weeks, which means at the earliest, the team could get Anthony back on September 30.
That certainly won’t be happening, though, as the Red Sox announced on Sunday that Anthony would not be with the team to start the playoffs, and instead would do his rehabbing in Ft. Myers, Florida.
Fellow rookie Marcelo Mayer, like Anthony one of the top prospects in all of baseball to start the season, will also be rehabbing in Florida.
Red Sox Open With Garrett CrochetCora announced that, to the surprise of no one, Crochet would be the opening-game starter on the road.
But the Red Sox did not know their opponent heading into the season finale, so Cora held back on announcing their Game 2 starter.