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There was no spinning the severity of Triston Casas’s knee injury. It’s serious.
If Casas does return this season, it’s not going to be for a long time and that’s a big loss. Casas has not hit well, but he had an .830 OPS and 42 home runs over 222 games from 2002-24. The Sox were counting on him to provide power in the middle of the order.
Red Sox's Triston Casas Hospitalized After 'Significant' Knee Injury vs. Twins
Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas was hospitalized on Friday night after suffering a knee injury in a 6-1 win over the Minnesota Twins. Speaking to reporters after the game, Red Sox manager Alex Cora said Casas' injury is "significant" and was transported to the hospital to undergo tests that will determine the extent of the damage.
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Replays showed Casas hitting first base hard with his right foot then tripping over the foot of first baseman Ty France.
Casas suffered the injury when he hit first base awkwardly trying to beat out an infield single in the second inning. He hit ...
Breslow believes the Red Sox should be "open-minded" about possible solutions to replace Casas. The post Craig Breslow ...
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