With Triston Casas out for the season, first base is open for the Red Sox. They don't want to move DH Rafael Devers there.

On this week’s “Front Office Report” on The Greg Hill Show, Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow discussed the ...

The Red Sox announced Sunday that Casas had suffered a ruptured patellar tendon during a Friday win over the Minnesota Twins.

Even before Casas' injury, Boston’s roster featured a litany of intriguing and evolving puzzle pieces for manager Alex Cora ...

Last year, to its detriment, Boston put together a patchwork platoon to replace Casas. This time around, the franchise needs ...

As the Red Sox played Romy Gonzalez at first base for Saturday’s game against the Twins and called up Abraham Toro to help ...

The Red Sox don't appear to be interested in moving baseball's No. 2 prospect out of the outfield. Read more on Boston.com.

Casas’ knee gave out Friday as he was running to first base in the second inning of Boston's 6-1 win over the Minnesota Twins ...

Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas suffered a ruptured tendon in his left knee and is out for the remainder of the ...

Replays showed Casas hitting first base hard with his right foot then tripping over the foot of first baseman Ty France.

BOSTON — Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow confirmed what had been assumed Saturday: first baseman Triston Casas ...

Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas underwent a successful procedure to repair his left patellar tendon Sunday.