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Anthony and Story Are Back: The Yankees Just Got a Whole Lot More to Worry About

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Alright, so the Red Sox are getting some serious firepower back just in time for their series finale against the Yankees today, and if you ask me, this changes the whole vibe. Outfielder Roman Anthony and shortstop Trevor Story just got reinstated to the Boston roster, and believe me, their presence is going to be felt immediately. It’s 1:35 p.m., the game is on, and the enemy just got a lot tougher.

Anthony’s Bat Is Back in the Lineup

Roman Anthony has been on the injured list since way back on May 7, after dealing with a wrist sprain that must have felt like forever for Red Sox fans. But the kid put in the work, grinding through eight rehab games with Double-A Portland and the Woo Sox. What did he do in those games? He smashed two doubles, hammered two home runs, drove in seven RBI, and walked four times. That’s a serious bat that’s been missing, and bringing that kind of pop back into the lineup, especially against the Yankees, is huge. You know the energy a returning player can bring to a dugout, right?

Story’s Return Bolsters the Infield

Then you’ve got Trevor Story, who hit the injured reserve list on May 16 because of a sports hernia. That’s a brutal injury, but Story battled his way back too. He put in ten rehab games with the Woo Sox, collecting a double and three RBI in his time down there. More importantly, he got his reps in, starting eight games at shortstop and another two as the designated hitter. Having his glove and experience back at shortstop? That’s a game changer for the defense, and it gives the manager so many more options on the field.

This is all going down right now, with the Red Sox squaring off against the Yankees to wrap up their series. With Anthony and Story back, it’s not just another game. It’s about seeing what kind of immediate spark these guys can provide and how they’re going to shake things up for the rest of this matchup.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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