The Boston Red Sox send 22-year-old outfielder Roman Anthony to Florida to continue rehabilitation after an injury to his right ring finger. Multiple reports say Anthony suffered a partially torn ligament in his right ring finger in May. Even after the initial injury, he continues to experience discomfort that affects his ability to swing a bat, with the issue described as involving his right hand and wrist. One report adds that Anthony’s treatment plan shifts as part of the rehabilitation process, with the team emphasizing a “singular focus” on getting him the care and guidance needed while he is in Florida. The same source also describes a step in the process before he reaches Fort Myers: Anthony visits another doctor in Atlanta during the week. After that appointment, he proceeds to Fort Myers to continue his recovery and rehab work. The reports do not provide a specific timeline for return to play, focusing instead on ongoing medical evaluation and continuation of rehabilitation.