Triston Casas

Boston Red Sox prospect Triston Casas was removed from Triple-A Worcester’s game Tuesday during the seventh inning because of an ankle injury that happened playing defense. It sounds like he exited more for precautionary reasons than it being serious. Casas told reporters, including our Katie Morrison, his ankle started...

Red Sox top prospect Triston Casas was removed in the seventh inning of Triple-A Worcester’s 4-3 win over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders at Polar Park on Tuesday night. With two outs in the top of the seventh, Casas was visited at first base by WooSox manager Chad Tracy and trainer...

There has been a lot of talk of late about what the Red Sox will and should do with Garrett Whitlock and his role moving forward this season. Alex Cora talked about it prior to Tuesday’s game, and at least for now he’s not making any changes, keeping the young righty in his rotation. (Alex Speier; Boston Globe)

WORCESTER — It was a cause for concern for Red Sox Nation when WooSox first baseman Triston Casas was removed from Tuesday’s game with one out in the top of the seventh inning. Casas admitted he was fine after Worcester’s 4-3 victory over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders to snap...

The Boston Red Sox enter Friday's slate in last place in the American League East with an 11-19 record. Their minus-20 run differential puts them in company with the likes of the Baltimore Orioles, the Colorado Rockies and the Washington Nationals, three teams who would not be confused as contenders. Our own Mike Axisa took inventory of the Red Sox's struggles earlier this week, noting, among other ails, that Boston's lineup has underwhelmed while being overly top-heavy.

Sean McAdam takes a look at yet another frustrating, close, low-scoring loss for the Red Sox, this time on Mother’s Day and against one of the very worst pitchers in baseball to start this season. It’s the same thing over and over again. (Sean McAdam; Boston Sports Journal)

Ryan Fitzgerald and Triston Casas each hit a solo home run for the Worcester Red Sox, but the WooSox only mustered five hits in their series finale against the Toledo Mud Hens and fell 7-2 at Fifth Third Field in Northern Ohio. The loss dropped Worcester to 15-15 this season....

With the Boston Red Sox’ first base spot continuing to be one of the worst in Major League Baseball when it comes to offensive production, Chaim Bloom explained why Triston Casas hasn’t yet been called on to be part of the solution

The Boston Red Sox residing in fourth place in the American League East after the first month of the season may very well force the team to call up their top prospect in the hopes of giving the batting order a jolt. Outside the stellar play of Xander Bogaerts and...

J.D. Martinez belted a grand slam with the Red Sox behind 9-1 in the ninth inning Sunday. Until then, Boston had scored only five runs in 27 innings during its three games in Baltimore. The Red Sox lost 9-5 to the Orioles to drop the series 2-1. Their record fell...

Red Sox fans are ready to see Triston Casas at Fenway. Over the last few years, the hype over Triston Casas, the No. 16 prospect in the MLB Pipeline and No. 2 prospect in the Boston Red Sox organization, has just gotten bigger. With a Red Sox team that has lacked any sort of offensive production, perhaps now is the time to bring up Casas.

It’s only April 26 and there are 145 baseball games left on the schedule for the Red Sox. So it’s way too early in the season for these games to feel as stressful as they are. And this was written before Monday’s loss. (Jen McCaffrey; The Athletic)

After failing to hit a home run for the first time all season Wednesday, the WooSox hit four of them Thursday night, but they weren’t enough as the Worcester Red Sox dropped their fourth straight game, a 10-8 loss to Syracuse on the road. Trailing 10-5 going into the...

WORCESTER -- Everyone in the WooSox lineup got in on the fun Saturday afternoon as they bashed their way to a 13-1 victory over Lehigh Valley. Triston Casas reached base four times with three solidly-hit singles and a walk, also driving in a run. Rob Refsnyder had a huge afternoon, going 2-for-4 with what should have been a pair of home runs, but the second shot landed just over the line on the Worcester Wall and was erroneously ruled a double. He also made a diving catch in center field to rob Yairo Muñoz of a hit. Roberto Ramos slammed his second home run in as many days and drove in three runs before he was ejected arguing on behalf of Refsnyder from the dugout on the missed home run call. Franchy Cordero went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBIs. Deivy Grullon made his WooSox debut and went 2-for-3 with a two-run double after coming in as a pinch hitter for the ejected Ramos.

Triston Casas has been very good on offense and defense for the Boston Red Sox’s Triple-A affiliate Worcester Woosox in

Triston Casas has been very good on offense and defense for the Boston Red Sox’s Triple-A affiliate Worcester Woosox in 2022, and he may be forcing the team to push up his eventual big league debut timeline. Casas is viewed as the best prospect in the Red Sox farm...

WORCESTER — Triston Casas seems to be enjoying hitting at Polar Park. The big first baseman launched his second home run in two games and his third of the season, depositing a pitch from Lehigh Valley reliever Mark Appel into the last row of the Worcester Wall seats in the WooSox’ 7-3 victory over the IronPigs at Polar on Wednesday, which also happened to be Casas bobblehead night.

WORCESTER – Only one thing eluded David Ortiz during his Hall of Fame career — Ted Williams’ Red Seat at Fenway Park.  It’s well documented, but some dispute the story that the greatest hitter of all time clouted a 502-foot home run June 9, 1946, at Fenway Park. A red seat in the right...

WORCESTER — The WooSox started the season at Polar Park with a bang, topping the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, 8-3, on a sunny Tuesday afternoon behind home runs from Triston Casas, Yolmer Sanchez and Ryan Fitzgerald. “It was great. Heck of a ballgame, grind it out halfway and then the...

Triston Casas knows what the Red Sox expect of him. Every now and again, we see a prospect skyrocket through the developmental system and make a charge toward the big leagues. Right now, that’s Triston Casas and Red Sox Nation is ready to see him do his thing at Fenway Park. Unfortunately, some of Boston’s top prospects have had mixed results in recent seasons but this one feels just a bit different.