Triston Casas Undergoes Wrist Surgery, Out for Season

WHO:

MLB.com - Triston Casas, a 26-year-old first baseman for the Boston Red Sox.

MLB.com - Dr. Matthew Leibman, who performed the surgery.

MLB.com - Chad Tracy, interim manager of the Boston Red Sox.

WHAT:

MLB.com - Triston Casas underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left wrist.

MLB.com - Casas is likely done for the season due to this surgery.

MLB.com - Casas has appeared in only 92 games since 2023.

MLB.com - Casas has a .241 career batting average with 45 home runs and 120 RBIs in 251 games.

MLB.com - In 2023, Casas finished third in AL Rookie of the Year voting with 24 home runs and 65 RBIs in 132 games.

WHERE:

MLB.com - The surgery was performed at Newton-Wellesley Surgery Center in Wellesley.

MLB.com - The Red Sox were playing at Fenway Park against the Chicago White Sox.

WHEN:

MLB.com - The surgery was announced on a Thursday.

MLB.com - Casas suffered a ruptured left patellar tendon that ended his season on May 2 the previous year.

MLB.com - Casas was shut down with a wrist injury in July.

WHY:

MLB.com - The decision for surgery was made after conservative treatment for the wrist was deemed ineffective.

HOW:

MLB.com - The procedure performed was arthroscopic surgery on the left wrist.

Triston Casas, the 26-year-old first baseman for the Boston Red Sox, has undergone arthroscopic surgery on his left wrist and is likely done for the season. The surgery, performed by Dr. Matthew Leibman at the Newton-Wellesley Surgery Center in Wellesley, follows a series of ineffective conservative treatments for his wrist injury. Interim manager Chad Tracy will now have to navigate the remainder of the season without Casas, who has played only 92 games since 2023 and finished third in AL Rookie of the Year voting last year.