US EditionTriston Casas placed on injury list with patellar tendon rupture
- On May 2, 2025, Triston Casas, a first baseman for Boston’s Major League Baseball team, suffered a left knee injury at Fenway Park while competing against the Minnesota Twins.
- Casas slipped while attempting to beat out a ground ball in the second inning, causing him to collapse and remain motionless on the field.
- Medical staff rushed out and used a stretcher to carry Casas off, forcing a halt in the game where Romy Gonzalez replaced him at first base.
- At 25 years old, Casas slugged 24 home runs in 2023 and earned a third-place finish in the AL Rookie of the Year race, but injuries restricted him to just 63 appearances last season.
- This injury could lead to another extended absence, potentially testing the Red Sox’s already thin infield depth and prompting calls to promote top prospect Roman Anthony.
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unstore.com.npDays after Red Sox lost Triston Casas to injury, Mariners All-Star makes bold suggestion, citing Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s example
The Boston Red Sox are trying to sort out their first base situation after Triston Casas suffered a season-ending injury during Friday’s 6-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins.
Red Sox won’t use Devers to replace Casas, so here’s their plan
BOSTON — With Triston Casas out for the season after rupturing the patellar tendon in his left knee, the Red Sox have been left scrambling for first base help. It appears their solution at the position won’t include Rafael Devers…
·New Hampshire, United States
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Portland Press HeraldRed Sox lose Triston Casas to ruptured patellar tendon
Casas was injured in Boston's win over Minnesota on Friday and needs season-ending surgery.
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