The Boston Red Sox will not have their starting first baseman for the rest of the 2025 Major League Baseball season. Triston Casas suffered a serious knee injury that will keep them out of action for ...

Fans believe Triston Casas was onto something before stopping midway in his honest reflection regarding the 2025 season, ...

The Red Sox need power but can't make their infield defense worse. Where does that leave them in terms of a possible Pete ...

There’s another area on the roster that must be addressed but hasn’t received as much attention. That’s second base.

It's impossible not to feel heartbroken for Triston Casas. The Boston Red Sox's 25-year-old first baseman suffered what manager Alex Cora called a "significant" injury to his left knee on Friday night ...

The Boston Red Sox are expected to make an aggressive push for New York Mets slugger Pete Alonso, viewing the power-hitting ...

I think this is just the beginning of something great that is gonna happen in Boston.” The post Alex Cora still high on Red ...

Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas posted a cryptic message alongside an at-bat photo after ...

Manager Alex Cora (left) speaks to the media, while CBO Craig Breslow (middle) and CEO Sam Kennedy (right) listen on.” Jake Messer Connector Editor The Red Sox season may have come to a disappointing ...

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Whether he will still be the presumptive Red Sox first baseman, however, remains a question. He held that role entering both the 2024 and 2025 seasons, but in each instance, he suffered a significant ...

When the Boston Red Sox needed a versatile corner infielder they turned to this seven-year veteran. Now they’ve lost him.