Roman Anthony’s comeback is pure magic: after missing nearly four months with a finger injury, the 22-year-old Red Sox outfielder has exploded back onto the scene—hitting .455 with two homers and a .909 slugging percentage in just five games. His return mirrors last year’s heartbreaking oblique injury that cut his rookie season short, but this time, he’s not just bouncing back—he’s dominating. On September 2nd, he crushed his first home run at Fenway, then followed it up days later with another blast against the Orioles, marking only the second time in his career he’s homered in back-to-back games. If this momentum carries into the playoffs, Anthony could be the spark that turns the Red Sox’s season into one of those unforgettable baseball fairy tales.
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