Red Sox Stunned: Triston Casas Faces Uncertain Future After Devastating Knee Injury in Victory Over Twins

It’s rough, real rough—but here we are again. Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas went down with what’s being called a “significant knee injury” during the second inning of Friday’s game against the Minnesota Twins. The moment was jarring: Casas barreling out a slow roller along the first base line, only to collapse right after being called safe, clutching his left knee as the stadium fell silent. Seeing a player get taken off the field on a stretcher is gut-wrenching, especially someone like Casas, who’s been battling injuries off and on over the past couple of seasons. At 25, he’s only just begun to unlock his potential after that breakout year two seasons ago, and now this blow threatens to derail what he—and the Sox—had hoped would be a major step forward in 2025. What makes it more frustrating is knowing the effort he poured into his offseason prep, the grit he showed trying to bounce back from last year’s setbacks. Now, Boston’s left to shuffle the deck… figuring out who’s stepping into his cleats while also juggling other roster moves. The clock’s ticking, and of course, everyone involved is holding their breath for any good news to come. LEARN MORE

Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas sustained a “significant knee injury” during the second inning of Friday’s 6-1 win over the Minnesota Twins.

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