Red Sox owe Roman Anthony $123 million after postseason injury

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Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Red Sox owe Roman Anthony $123 million after postseason injury
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The Boston Red Sox still owe Roman Anthony $123 million following an injury that cut short his postseason participation. Anthony’s 2026 season ended after just two at-bats in the American League Wild Card series, where he struck out twice before being removed from the roster. This latest setback follows a season where he missed 107 games due to injuries, including a torn ligament in his right hand. The Red Sox signed Anthony to an eight-year extension in August 2025, with escalators potentially pushing the contract's value to $230 million. His injury history raises concerns about his availability for the 2027 season.

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  • •Anthony's contract includes $130 million in guaranteed money.
  • •He has played in only 49% of the team's games since his debut.
  • •Anthony faced injury issues and missed significant playing time in 2025 and 2026.
  • •He was removed from the postseason roster after two at-bats against the Yankees.
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The Red Sox still owe Roman Anthony $123 million after another injury disrupted his postseason and brought his season to a frustrating end. The post Red Sox Still Owe Roman Anthony $123 Million After Another Playoff Injury appeared first on HEAVY.

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