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Triston Casas

Triston Casas

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Out · expected back around Feb 1

The Red Sox did not offer a timeline for Casas' recovery, but the procedure undoubtedly will end his season. It's another lost year for Casas, who played only 29 games in 2025 and zero in 2026 due to a ruptured patellar tendon, a left intercostal strain and now a wrist problem. Casas will be eligible for salary arbitration for a second time this offseason.

2025 season (his most recent)

GP
29
AVG
.182
HR
3
RBI
11
R
5
SB
0
OPS
.580

Game log

DateOppResultABHRHRRBISBBBK
May 2--10000000
May 1--41000002
Apr 30--20000012
Apr 29--52001000
Apr 26--31000011
Apr 24--20000010
Apr 23--31113011
Apr 22--31113011
Apr 21--40000000
Apr 20--40000001
Apr 19--41001011
Apr 16--30000010
Apr 15--41000000
Apr 14--30000002
Apr 13--31000010
Apr 11--41000001
Apr 10--41000001
Apr 9--40000001
Apr 7--31001010
Apr 6--40000012
Apr 6--10000000
Apr 4--52200000
Apr 3--52112002
Apr 2--41000002
Mar 31--10000000
Mar 30--30000011
Mar 29--51000003
Mar 28--40000001
Mar 27--40000002
2024 season
Sep 29--41001001
Sep 28--41111001
Sep 27--41000001
Sep 25--41001001
Sep 24--31000020
Sep 23--20100031
Sep 22--30000021
Sep 22--43337000
Sep 20--50100013
Sep 19--30000001
Sep 18--31000001
Sep 17--21112000
Sep 15--10000001
Sep 14--41000002
Sep 13--41100002
Sep 12--10000000
Sep 11--41000002
Sep 10--41001003
Sep 8--30000002
Sep 7--00000000
Sep 6--41001001
Sep 4--20000020
Sep 3--20000002
Sep 2--31000011
Sep 1--31000011
Aug 31--30000000
Aug 30--50001001
Aug 29--30000002
Aug 28--30000002
Aug 27--31201011
Aug 26--42001000
Aug 25--42211001
Aug 24--40000004
Aug 23--42000001
Aug 21--31001012
Aug 20--32113021
Aug 19--40000003
Aug 18--42100011
Aug 17--42100000
Aug 16--51100002
Jun 26--20000012
Apr 20--00000010
Apr 19--41111011
Apr 18--51000003
Apr 17--30000002
Apr 16--42111011
Apr 15--40000000
Apr 14--21111021
Apr 13--41112002
Apr 12--20000011
Apr 11--51100001
Apr 10--42212001
Apr 9--31000011
Apr 7--52100000
Apr 6--30000003
Apr 5--42111011
Apr 3--41100000
Apr 2--31100021
Apr 1--42001001
Mar 31--30100012
Mar 30--30000011
Mar 29--40000002
Mar 28--51001001
2023 season
Sep 14--20001020
Sep 14--41000001
Sep 12--40000012
Sep 12--43100001
Sep 10--31113010
Sep 9--50101013
Sep 8--40000002
Sep 6--41000001

Latest news

  • Casas (abdomen/knee) underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left wrist Thursday.

    The Red Sox did not offer a timeline for Casas' recovery, but the procedure undoubtedly will end his season. It's another lost year for Casas, who played only 29 games in 2025 and zero in 2026 due to a ruptured patellar tendon, a left intercostal strain and now a wrist problem. Casas will be eligible for salary arbitration for a second time this offseason.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Aug 6

  • Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy said Saturday that Casas (abdomen/knee) has been shut down from hitting due to a wrist issue, Tim Healey of The Boston Globe reports.

    Casas had already been on the mend from May 2025 surgery to repair a ruptured patellar tendon in his left knee as well as a left intercostal strain, which he sustained in April. He had progressed enough in his rehab program to swing a bat, but his hitting program will be put on pause after a wrist issue flared up. It's not clear when or if Casas will return from the 60-day injured list this season, but he'll need to wait for the wrist issue to clear up before he starts hitting again and then heads out on an extended minor-league rehab assignment.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Jul 6

  • Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy told reporters Wednesday that Casas (abdomen/knee) is close to being cleared to swing a bat, Christopher Smith of MassLive.com reports.

    "Obviously the knee's OK. We're just still doing rotational stuff for the side and I think [Casas is] getting closer to maybe starting some light swinging progression," Tracy relayed before Boston's game against Atlanta on Wednesday. Casas underwent surgery in May 2025 to repair a ruptured patellar tendon in his left knee and suffered a setback in his recovery program in the form of an intercostal strain on his left side in early April. The Red Sox should have a better sense of when Casas would be ready to embark on a rehab assignment once he progresses to additional baseball activities, such as live batting practice.

    RotoWire via ESPN · May 27

  • The Red Sox transferred Casas (abdomen/knee) from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day IL on Wednesday.

    Casas' move to the 60-day IL frees up a spot on the 40-man roster for left-hander Eduardo Rivera, who was called up from Triple-A Worcester. The Red Sox placed Casas on the 10-day IL coming out of spring training while he was completing his recovery from knee surgery, and though his rehab from that injury has gone according to plan, the first baseman has since been shut down from activity after suffering a left abdominal strain earlier this month. Casas is without a clear timeline for a return, but Wednesday's transaction ensures that he'll be on the shelf through at least the final week of May.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Apr 22

  • Casas (knee) was diagnosed with an abdominal strain Tuesday, Tim Healey of The Boston Globe reports.

    Casas began the regular season on the injured list to finish up his recovery from patellar tendon surgery but began to have problems with his left side after he resumed a swinging progression. Now that he's been confirmed to be dealing with an abdominal strain, the 26-year-old will be shut down from all activity until he begins to feel better. The Red Sox will then begin to build him up in a similar fashion to spring training, at which point a clearer timeline for his return to play could emerge.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Apr 14

  • Casas (knee) will be "out a while" with what is now being described as a likely oblique issue, Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com reports.

    Casas opened the season on the 10-day injured list while continuing to rehab from left knee surgery. He had been swinging a bat but was shut down in early April with what was initially deemed a left intercostal strain. Casas tried to resume swinging less than a week later, but that didn't go well, and he was consequently sent in for an MRI. While Boston is still waiting for the results of that imaging, manager Alex Cora said Saturday that the organization is now treating the issue "like an oblique, rib injury." Cora added, "He's going to be out for a while but we're still waiting for the news from the doctor."

    RotoWire via ESPN · Apr 11

Triston Casas Stats, Game Log & News 2025 | Verdexed