Triston Casas Carted Off Field with frightening knee injury

Triston Casas of the Boston red juice He had to fasten from the field on Friday night in Fenway Park when he hit the ground, while in the first base he hit the ground. The first baseman suffered an injury in another game in the game against twins Minnesota when he dragged the ball that passed halfway to the first base.

The Joe Rian pitcher frowned the weak earth before picking it up and threw him in the first base. Casa put an effort to speed up on his final step and he Hit the bag impact Left leg. As he did, the right leg was applied in an unusual way and landed the apartment on the ground.

Row juice Staff and training manager Alex Cora He checked immediately to check it, and training staff quickly asked for the trolley to help take the first garden of 6-4, 255 pounds. It took about 5-10 minutes to put the Casa in the cart and remove it. Casas ruled secure on the play and replaced him on the Roma Gonzalez field.

Ryan is charged with an error in the play.

Casas struggled on a plate with Red Sox this season

Casas was in 2024 years had the injured season and spoke to return to his position on the first base and supplied red juice with a consistent power supply.

The 25-year-old was handed by .184 / .279 / .306 this season with three domestic races and 11 RBI in 28 games this season. It is considered to have a sharp eye on a plate, but it has only 11 bases on the ball in that point in the year. He also hit 27 times and its inability to put the ball in the game in it is much of a reason for the Boston’s inconsistent start this season.

Casas played in only 63 games last season as a result of the injury to the ribs. He hit 13 households and ranged in 32 runs last season with a basket line of .241 / .337 / .462. Its best year came 2023. year when 24 house races were abolished with 65 passes in which it was located.

If Casas will be rewarded at any time, it seems that the first basic responsibilities will fall for Gonzalez. Red juice don’t have much depth in position.

Steve Silverman It covers NFL for more than 35 years, and its writing appeared in the ESPN magazine, avoidance report, CBS sports, pro soccer week and forbes.com. He wrote 10 books, including “who is better, who is the best in the NFL.”