Triston Casas Plans to Be Ready to Play for Red Sox on Opening Day

Triston Casas injury: Red Sox first baseman placed on IL after suffering ruptured left patellar tendon

Casas stumbled running through first base while trying to beat out an infield single vs. Twins on Friday

Triston Casas plans to be ready to play for Red Sox on Opening Day

Casas ruptured his left patellar tendon running to first base on May 2.

Triston Casas Makes Grim Confession Amid Red Sox’s Battle to Break Out of Slump

For Triston Casas, May 2 started like any other night at the ballpark—until it turned into a living nightmare. The Boston Red Sox slugger was hustling down the line on what was supposed to be a routine play, trying to beat a weak grounder to the pitcher. But when he hit the first base tag, he landed rather awkwardly. And he went down immediately! You could almost hear Red Sox fans holding their breath. Later that night, a bombshell of news dropp…

After brutal injury, Red Sox 1B Triston Casas breaks silence on comeback plans

Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas has endured poor luck with injuries over the past few years.

Triston Casas Opens Up About Timeline For Return To Red Sox

Triston Casas has to take a long, grueling road to get back to playing for the Boston Red Sox. Casas ruptured his patellar tendon in his left knee on May 3, resulting in a lost season for the 25-year-old first baseman. Casas’ focus is now all on his recovery. There’s no definitive timetable for his return, but Casas, who spoke to reporters for the first time Tuesday since suffering the devastating injury, has a date targeted to be back in a Red …