Summary
Boston Red Sox player Triston Casas is set to resume hitting soon after dealing with a rib injury. His injury wasn't as bad as first thought, and he is trying to come back from surgery earlier this year. The team is figuring out how he will fit into their plans once he is healthy again.
Key Facts
- Triston Casas, a player for the Boston Red Sox, experienced an intercostal muscle strain near his ribs.
- He is expected to start swinging the bat again on Monday, according to a report.
- The injury was not as severe as initially believed.
- Casas had surgery in May 2025 for a leg injury and has been on the injured list.
- Last season, Casas struggled with his performance, hitting poorly in 29 games.
- The Red Sox acquired three-time All-Star Willson Contreras to play first base.
- There is currently no clear role for Casas on the Red Sox roster once he returns.
