Boston Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony has been diagnosed with a sprained right wrist, but he will not be placed on the injured list, according to interim manager Chad Tracy. Anthony consulted a hand specialist in Boston after experiencing discomfort during a game against the Detroit Tigers. He exited the game after tweaking his wrist on a check swing. Tracy confirmed that the team will monitor Anthony's condition on a day-to-day basis, emphasizing the need to assess how he feels in the coming days. Despite the injury, imaging results were negative, indicating no serious damage. Anthony has had a challenging start to his second season in the major leagues, with a batting average of .229, one home run, and five RBIs for the struggling Red Sox, who currently sit at the bottom of the American League East with a record of 14-21.