The Boston Red Sox are in an unenviable position. The number-one prospect in all of baseball, outfielder Roman Anthony, looks as ready as a 21-year-old could be to make his major league debut. But Boston has three starting outfielders they don't necessarily want to give up on.

If you haven't been keeping tabs on the Red Sox, then know that May has been a tough month. In addition to a 5-8 record, the Red Sox have lost several key contributors to the shelf: both parts of their first-base platoon,

Answering what the Red Sox will do with Anthony, Ian Browne of MLB.com said that the front office will have a tough decision to make. However, he added that things have a way of working themselves out, and somebody could get injured, there could be a slump, or a trade could come in the near future.