Triston Casas suffers a leg injury to twins, has to leave the field – 98.5 The Sport -Hub

Triston Casas suffered a leg injury that required a stretcher to take it off the field after he had stumbled across the first basis and tried to beat a flat ground ball over the first base line.

The Red Sox First Baseman met a dribbler with an obvious check-swing Joe Ryan. Casas, who was the leading bat at the end of the second inning, was safely ruled in his pocket before stumbling into a bad area upside down and immediately grabbed his left leg. Ryan was attributed to a mistake in the game that did not set up a routine floor ball cleanly. Casas stumbled across twins first Baseman Ty France Foot when France stretched to catch Ryan's litter.

Casas was lying on the floor when Red Sox manager Alex Cora and the team's medical staff took care of him and stayed in the field for a few minutes until a car and a stretcher were called to remove Casas from the playing area. It is unclear that the severity of the Casas injury or when it occurred during the game. Romy Gonzalez entered the game as a pinch of runners and first Baseman.

Casas played in 63 games in 2024 because it had to do with a rib injury. He managed to draw just 30 walks while climbing 77 times. The 25-year-old draft of the first round showed serious potential in 2023 when he met with 113 goals, 65 RBI and 24 Homern in 502 bats .263. A slow start to 2025 has made an average of 0.184 with three home runs, 11 RBI and 27 strikeouts possible with 111 record appearances.

The Red Sox (17-16) joined two games behind the Yankees (18-13) for first place in Al East on Friday. The third Blue Jays (15-16), who took a series with three games during the week over The Red Sox on Thursday, play three games in the New York division.