Red Sox Predicted To Retain Former First-Round Pick, Per Insider
Summary
The Boston Red Sox are considering whether to retain Triston Casas, a former first-round pick, as their first baseman. Despite Casas' recent struggles and injury concerns, analyst Jen McCaffrey suggests that the team will keep him because his trade value is low, and he remains under team control until 2028. The team might still look for an additional first baseman for the major league roster while Casas recovers.Key Facts
- Triston Casas was a first-round draft pick for the Red Sox.
- He struggled with injuries this season and had a lower performance at the plate.
- Casas' trade value is currently low because of his recent injury and performance.
- The Red Sox retain control over Casas through 2028 under current contracts.
- Analyst Jen McCaffrey predicts that Casas will stay with the Red Sox.
- The team might look to add another first baseman this offseason.
- Casas could start in Triple A if he is not ready for the major league opening day.
- If Casas returns to form, he could be a significant power hitter for the team.
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