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Craig Breslow provided a series of Red Sox injury updates at the GM Meetings, most notably concerning Roman Anthony and Triston Casas.

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow provided medical updates on Roman Anthony and Triston Casas during the GM Meetings in Las Vegas. Anthony is recovering from an aggravated right hand sprain suffered in the playoffs and will rest before beginning strengthening exercises. Meanwhile, Casas is participating in baseball activities following wrist surgery, with team officials discussing possible winter ball action.
Breslow also addressed other recovering players, noting Garrett Whitlock will soon resume throwing after suffering a broken right tibia. Additionally, Caleb Durbin is progressing from foot and pinky procedures, while Curtis Mead and Garrett Crochet are fully cleared after their postseason returns.
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