Standout rookie outfielder Roman Anthony of the Boston Red Sox landed on the injured list Wednesday with a left oblique strain. Infielder Nick Sogard has been called up to take his spot on the active roster.

Exactly two months ago, on July 11th, something wonderful happened at Fenway: Actually, that’s not it. The Ceddanne Rafaela walk-off is such an enamoring highlight, it’s easy to overlook everything else that happened that night.

*Roman Anthony, it turns out, is not going to carry the Red Sox on his back this month. His oblique strain means he won’t play again during the season and, in fact, isn’t guaranteed to contribute in the postseason, either. We shall see.

All eyes will be on Roman Anthony, who last played on Sept. 2 and faces a four-to-six week recovery for an oblique strain. Anthony's bat changes the complexion of Boston's postseason chances, though the Red Sox still await the return of another left-handed hitting outfielder.

Conine suffered a dislocated left shoulder on a slide into second base on April 19 and underwent season-ending surgery. The 27-year-old outfielder was in the midst of a breakout season, hitting .281/.352/.438 over 71 plate appearances.

Roman Anthony and the Boston Red Sox had some extra support for their game against the New York Yankees on Friday. Roman's sister, Lia, marked her arrival in Boston along with her two other friends.

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