Roman Anthony has transferred his rehab from a partially torn tendon in his right ring finger to Fort Myers, Fla., Red Sox manager Chad Tracy said this weekend. While the move does not signify a change in timeline for the young star,

Roman Anthony (hand/wrist) will visit with a hand specialist this week. The Red Sox are referring to the visit as more about “peace of mind,” but it’s obviously concerning that Anthony has made no substantial progress since spraining his wrist and tearing a ligament in his ring finger over two months ago.

The Boston Red Sox are in the middle of a road trip that has produced some of the best baseball they have played all season. They have won 8 of their last 10 games, their pitching staff has been dominant, and the lineup has shown signs of clicking at the ...

Though Roman Anthony hasn’t been cleared to swing yet, the Red Sox had some positive news on the outfielder on Tuesday, as a follow-up MRI on the partially torn tendon in his right ring finger showed that he’s healing properly.