Red Sox' worst fears about Triston Casas may have come true after latest surgery originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Boston Red Sox are rolling, thanks to the work of their starting rotation, bullpen, and the offense finally getting together, putting them right in the middle of the AL playoff race.
One of the main pillars of their offense has been Willson Contreras, who has turned Boston's afterthought of a position in first base into one of their best. The Red Sox haven't had a first basement of note since they traded away Anthony Rizzo when he was a prospect. However, Triston Casas was supposed to fix that. Though, it seems he will never live up to his potential.
Casas was Boston's No. 2 prospect, and No. 16 in the MLB's top 100 in 2022 before he was called up.
In his first full season in 2023, Casas looked like a future superstar for Boston. He slashed .263/.367/.490/.856 with 21 doubles, 24 home runs, and 65 RBI in 132 games, and he came in third place in the ROTY race.
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The Boston Red Sox are rolling, thanks to the work of their starting rotation, bullpen, and the offense finally getting together, putting them right in the middle of the AL playoff race.
One of the main pillars of their offense has been Willson Contreras, who has turned Boston's afterthought of a position in first base into one of their best. The Red Sox haven't had a first basement of note since they traded away Anthony Rizzo when he was a prospect. However, Triston Casas was supposed to fix that. Though, it seems he will never live up to his potential.
Casas was Boston's No. 2 prospect, and No. 16 in the MLB's top 100 in 2022 before he was called up.
In his first full season in 2023, Casas looked like a future superstar for Boston. He slashed .263/.367/.490/.856 with 21 doubles, 24 home runs, and 65 RBI in 132 games, and he came in third place in the ROTY race.
#first #prospect #source
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