#mlb-injuries

#mlb-injuries

The Red Sox mounted an impressive comeback win in their game against the Guardians yesterday, but the mood was dampened by the fact that budding star Roman Anthony exited the game due to an oblique injury. After the game, Anthony spoke to reporters (including Tim Healey of the Boston Globe) and noted that this oblique injury is "definitely worse" than the day-to-day back injury he dealt with a few weeks ago. It's unclear what sort of timeline for return to action Anthony might be facing.

The Atlanta Braves made a series of roster moves Tuesday, beginning with the activation of the recently acquired Ha-Seong Kim. The announcement was followed by Jurickson Profar's move to the paternity list, the promotion of Hayden Harris, and the demotions of Hunter Stratton and Wander Suero. In his Braves debut, Kim logged eight innings at shortstop and went 2-for-4 at the plate. Should he stay with the club, it appears Atlanta has solved the shortstop problem.

The Miami Marlins announced that Ryan Weathers would be placed on the 60-day injured list, creating further instability in an already thin pitching rotation.

Prior to Tuesday's contest out west, Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. was scratched from the lineup card with back tightness. He is considered day-to-day.

Sean Manaea is expected to make his final rehab start from a strained oblique on Tuesday with Double-A Binghamton, throwing between 45 and 50 pitches.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Yamamoto had a "little hip issue" after the play at first base. He pulled him after 88 pitches through the six innings.

I'm battling. Really, I am. But I'm staying positive. Mentally, I feel really good, thank God. The team gave me a really warm welcome.