May 2, 2025; Boston, Massachusetts, United States; The first player of Boston Red Sox, Triston Casas (36) is followed by coaches and medicine staff during the second round against the Minnesota twins in Fenway Park. Compulsory credit: Images Eric Canha-Imagn Boston Red Sox’s first goal player Triston Casas left Friday night’s match against Minnesota twins on a stretcher with a serious apparent leg injury.
Casas beaten a ball on the balance sheet that the launcher of the twins Joe Ryan played badly at the bottom of the second round. After walking hard on the first basic bag, he seemed to descend hard on his left knee and stayed at the bottom before being assisted by a coach.
Romy Gonzalez replaced the Casas after the injury, which the Red Sox have not yet officially diagnosed.
Casas, 25, defeated 182 with three circuits and 11 points produced in 29 games this season, his fourth in the major leagues.
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