Triston Casas' Injury Setback: Red Sox Scramble

0:00On April 8th, Boston Red Sox infielder, Tristan Kosses, hit another rough patch with his injuries. The 26-year-old tried swinging a bat recently, but it didn't go well at all. Now he's heading for imaging on his ribs, on top of that ongoing knee issue. Manager Alex Kora shared the update, and a return timeline is up in the air. Kosses struggled this season in 29 games, batting just 182 with a 580 OPS. Last year he posted an 800 OPS, but only played 63 games. Back in 2023 though, he broke out big time, hitting 263 with an 856 OPS, 24 homers, over 100. 32 games, and finished third in American League Ricky of the Year voting. Injuries have kept derailing his momentum ever since that hot rookie year, leaving fans in the team frustrated. The Red Sox were counting on him to anchor the infield, but now they're scrambling without a clear ETA on his comeback. The team will keep monitoring and dropping updates as they come.

1:00Meanwhile, Boston sits at two wins and eight losses after a disappointing start, way below expectations. They face the Milwaukee Brewers tonight at 6.45 pm Eastern, hoping to turn things around on the field while Kosses works through his, setbacks. Boston Red Sox news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on and off the field. I'm Corey with The Story.